Extreme heat in Egypt: How people cope with 106-degree temperatures
Egypt is experiencing extreme heat with temperatures predicted to reach 106°F this week, prompting questions about how residents cope without widespread air conditioning. The article reflects on historical cooling methods from the 1990s and examines current strategies people are using to manage the intense summer temperatures in 2026.
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COMIC: Temps are predicted to hit 106 in Egypt this week. How do people stay cool?
Egypt is facing extreme heat with temperatures predicted to reach 106°F this week, prompting questions about how residents cope with such dangerous conditions. The article reflects on cooling strategies from the 1990s when air conditioning was uncommon and examines current methods people are using to manage the intense summer heat in 2026.
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