Egypt confronts severe heatwave threatening crops

Egypt is experiencing a severe heatwave that will last until the end of the week, with temperatures about 3 to 4 degrees Celsius above seasonal averages, reaching up to 45 degrees Celsius in some areas. This wave has prompted climate and agriculture experts to take preventive measures to protect citizens and crops from the damaging effects of high heat, especially during midday hours and direct exposure to sunlight. Authorities have advised wearing lightweight clothing, drinking plenty of water, adjusting irrigation schedules for sensitive crops, and monitoring the health of the plants. It is expected that the heatwave will gradually subside starting from the end of the week, with temperatures returning to their usual summer levels.

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