Egypt moves away from heatwaves as autumn starts
The General Authority for Meteorology expects Egypt to be nearing the end of the hot wave with the start of the autumn season, which is considered a period of moderate weather known as the "true spring." Temperatures will remain mild, ranging between 29 and 30 degrees in Cairo, with a noticeable decrease in humidity, which enhances the sensation of lower temperatures, especially at night and in the early morning. Southern regions such as Luxor and Aswan will experience a drop in temperatures during the night, although daytime highs will continue to rise between 37 and 38 degrees, with a significant decline in temperatures expected in the coming days. The season is characterized by seasonal fluctuations that are expected to last until at least the middle of the week, influenced by moderate air masses coming from southern Europe via the Mediterranean Sea.
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