The Egyptian climate is mainly arid and desert, the rain is practically non-existent in most of the territory, it is characterized by a considerable temperature range, also note that in Egypt “there are – never been – the mid-seasons”, there is no clear spring or autumn, there is an almost clear transition from winter to summer and vice versa.

The Egyptian climate is mainly arid and desert, the rain is practically non-existent in most of the territory, it is characterized by a considerable temperature range, also note that in Egypt “there are – never been – the mid-seasons”, there is no clear spring or autumn, there is an almost clear transition from winter to summer and vice versa.

The Egyptian climate is mainly arid and desert, the rain is practically non-existent in most of the territory, it is characterized by a considerable temperature range, also note that in Egypt “there are – never been – the mid-seasons”, there is no clear spring or autumn, there is an almost clear transition from winter to summer and vice versa.

The Egyptian climate is mainly arid and desert, the rain is practically non-existent in most of the territory, it is characterized by a considerable temperature range, also note that in Egypt “there are – never been – the mid-seasons”, there is no clear spring or autumn, there is an almost clear transition from winter to summer and vice versa.

The Egyptian climate is mainly arid and desert, the rain is practically non-existent in most of the territory, it is characterized by a considerable temperature range, also note that in Egypt “there are – never been – the mid-seasons”, there is no clear spring or autumn, there is an almost clear transition from winter to summer and vice versa.