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Today’s heatwave peaks, experts warn against sun exposure
Today, Wednesday, the country is experiencing the peak of the heatwave, with a severe rise in temperatures that will last for 48 hours. The maximum temperature in Cairo is expected to reach 39°C, with the perceived temperature rising to 41°C. In southern Upper Egypt, the highest temperatures are recorded at 43°C (actual) and up to 44°C (perceived). This hot weather is accompanied by high humidity, which increases the sensation of heat beyond the actual temperature. There is also the presence of fog and, at times, active winds that may stir up sand and dust. The Meteorological Authority has warned citizens against direct exposure to the sun, advised to drink plenty of fluids, wear light-colored cotton clothing, and exercise caution while driving in the early morning due to fog.
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