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Heatwave Peak in Egypt Warns Climate Change
The Climate Change Information Center and the General Authority for Meteorology have documented that Egypt is facing a peak heatwave today, Sunday, August 2, 2026, with temperatures reaching record levels between 45 and 46 degrees Celsius in Upper Egypt, and 40 to 43 degrees in Cairo and the Nile Delta. This is accompanied by increased humidity, which heightens the risks of heat stress. The report explains that climatic factors, including the hot thermal dome extending from the seasonal Indian Low, contribute to heat retention and a significant rise in temperatures. Citizens are advised to avoid direct exposure to the sun, especially during midday, ensure proper hydration by drinking water, wear light-colored cotton clothing, and reduce physical activity, particularly for the elderly and children. Agriculturally, emphasis is placed on smart and precise irrigation management, avoiding excessive use of nitrogenous fertilizers, monitoring signs of heat stress in plants, irrigating at appropriate times, and actively controlling pests. This week is considered one of the hottest periods of summer, and everyone is urged to stay updated and follow preventive measures to protect health and agricultural crops from the impacts of the heatwave.
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