Summer ends as autumn begins with fog rain and pests
The summer season has officially ended in Egypt, and autumn has begun. It will last for 89 days, 20 minutes, and 29 seconds. The season brings weather and agricultural changes, including cooler temperatures both day and night, increased humidity, the appearance of fog, and the likelihood of autumn rains on the coasts and the Nile Delta. This period is characterized by the planting of winter crops such as potatoes, wheat, and strawberries, as well as the start of planting leafy vegetables and medicinal herbs. However, there are warnings about the spread of insects and fungal diseases associated with the high humidity, which requires preventive measures such as pest control and improving plant nutrition to ensure healthy and sustained crop growth.
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