Is Egypt facing a heat dome

Studies and reports indicate that the "Super Niño" phenomenon causes unprecedented heatwaves and widespread forest fires, leading to massive economic losses and record-breaking temperatures, with some regions exceeding 50 degrees Celsius. There has been an increase in fatalities and significant environmental damage. The causes are attributed to rising temperatures and drought, as well as human activities such as camping and setting fires, compounded by wind activity that worsens fire control. Addressing this phenomenon requires the implementation of effective policies to mitigate the impacts of climate change, which up to the end of June have resulted in losses estimated at $111 billion, and over 16,000 deaths in Europe due to heatwaves.

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