Egypt Heatwave: Break date and tips
The severe heatwave that swept across Egypt is beginning to subside, with a gradual decrease in temperatures expected to start from Tuesday. Temperatures will decline to around 36°C, although humidity will remain high, especially in the southern regions, where perceived temperatures have reached up to 46°C, posing health risks. Despite the end of the peak of the heatwave, the weather will still be hot and humid; important advice to prevent heat exhaustion and heatstroke includes avoiding direct sun exposure during peak hours, wearing appropriate clothing, drinking fluids regularly, and protecting the head and eyes. The southern areas, particularly Upper Egypt, are the most affected by the high temperatures, with forecasts of up to 45°C. Vulnerable groups such as children, the elderly, and outdoor workers should follow strict preventive measures. Experts anticipate the continuation of heatwaves in August and September, albeit less intense, and emphasize the importance of ongoing preparedness to face climate variations.
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