This topic is particularly challenging for me 😅, as I must admit that memory and recalling details are not my strong suits 🤔. Today, we’re discussing a subject that is commonly covered in school materials: the weather in Egypt 🌞. Typically, we describe Egypt’s climate as hot during the summer ☀️ and warm with occasional rain in winter 🌧️. This characterization is well-known among students and frequently appears in educational contexts 📚.
However, over the past year, we’ve witnessed significant changes in the weather 🌍. Perhaps due to climate change 🌡️, Egypt has experienced increasingly severe weather conditions. Instead of mild winters with gentle breezes 🌬️, we’ve encountered extreme heat 🔥 and intense gales. Rainfall has also become scarce 🌵, with droughts lasting around three months. This dramatic shift in weather patterns may be attributed to global warming 🌎, which many argue is altering our environment in ways we have not previously experienced.
Personally, I preferred the weather as it once was 🌈, but adaptation is crucial 🔄. Change, as they say, is inevitable ⏳. Presently, we are in winter ❄️, and the colder, harsher nights have arrived 🌙. Many people enjoy this time 🍵, as it allows them to indulge in warm drinks during the evenings ☕. Winter enthusiasts often take to the streets for romantic walks ❤️ in the capital, where the nightlife remains vibrant 🌃. In contrast, in rural areas and small towns 🏡, it is more common to see people staying indoors during these colder months 🛋️.
While I may not be entirely fond of how things are changing, I remain grateful (Alhamdulillah) 🙏 and adaptable to the new climate 🌱. I actually find the winter weather to be much more tolerable than the oppressive heat of summer ☀️😩. In summer, the stifling humidity can be quite overwhelming 🌡️, making outdoor activities less enjoyable 🏖️. However, winter nights, despite their chill ❄️, are refreshing and invigorating 🌬️. I appreciate the tranquility that accompanies winter 🌌, as it allows for cozy indoor gatherings 🕯️. The contrast between the biting cold of winter and the intense humidity of summer makes me prefer the former 🌨️. Overall, while the weather has shifted dramatically, I find winter’s freezing nights more acceptable than the discomfort of summer’s heat 🌬️🌡️.