2013年12月18日 · In reality, the freak Middle Eastern storm of December 2013 didn't drop enough snow in the right places to blanket either the Sphinx or the pyramids with an appreciable layer of the white stuff.

2021年3月5日 · An image shared on Facebook purportedly shows snow blanketing the Great Sphinx in Egypt during the winter of 1910. Verdict: False. The image actually shows a miniature Sphinx replica in Nikko, Japan. Fact Check:

2021年3月1日 · THE FACTS: A widely shared Sunday Facebook post claims to show a dusting of snow over the Great Sphinx in Cairo, Egypt, where cold winter weather is an infrequent occurrence. “In a rare photo that has been updated the statue of the Sphinx in the pyramids of Giza area covered with snow in the winter,” the caption states.

2013年12月15日 · Snow really did fall on Friday in nearby New Cairo City, but the wintry weather wasn't enough to cover Egypt's most famous monuments, the Pyramids or the Sphinx. Egyptians woke up to a light...

The snowfall covered iconic landmarks such as the Pyramids of Giza, creating breathtaking scenes captured in photographs and videos. January 2008: Another memorable snowfall occurred in Egypt, with areas near the Red Sea and Sinai Peninsula experiencing light snow showers.

2013年12月16日 · Egypt experienced its first in 112 years, leaving many people who had never seen snow in wonder and amazement on Friday, December 13th. While the photos circulating …

2013年12月15日 · Following news reports of Egypt’s first snowfall in 112 years, photos began circulating online which showed snow on the Great Pyramids and Great Sphinx. Are these images real or fake?

The images of snow-dusted pyramids, sphinx, and rooftops flew around social media, drawing the rest of the world's attention and feeding their curiosity about Egypt's rare winter conditions.

While the snow-covered pyramids image is a fabrication, snowfall in Egypt is a real phenomenon, albeit a rare one. Egypt, known for its scorching desert climate, does experience occasional snowfall in its northern regions, particularly in the Sinai Peninsula and …

Snow is a rare spectacle in Egypt. Most regions in Egypt experience warm but rainy winters; the mountainous areas are the only exception as they experience chilly temperatures and the occasional snowfall. December is warm and dry for the most part.