My father resides in Cairo and recently shared how intense the summer heat has become. When I inquired about the temperature, he mentioned it reached 39 degrees Celsius. Curious about the Fahrenheit equivalent, I discovered it translates to 102 degrees. Next week’s forecast predicts a high of 106 degrees Fahrenheit.
Reflecting on the 1990s, I remember spending summers with my dad during my elementary school years. Air conditioners weren’t as prevalent back then. It was still hot, but I managed to deal with it. With the current extreme heat conditions, I’m curious about how Egyptians are handling these temperatures.
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