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O4enj li zharko v ijule?
Podskazhite plizzzzzz....... Sobirajusj ehatj v seredine ijulja. O4enj li tam zharko? zhar4e 4em v eto zhe vremja v Turcii? or ehatj ne stoit?
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It all depends on how you tolerate the heat. For me it is already very hot at this time and I would not have gone.
Regarding the fact that the wind is blowing, this wind has a temperature of at least 35 degrees.
The most comfortable months for visiting Egi for me are May, the end of September-November. But in November there is already a small daylight hours
Regarding the fact that the wind is blowing, this wind has a temperature of at least 35 degrees.
The most comfortable months for visiting Egi for me are May, the end of September-November. But in November there is already a small daylight hours
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answered 15 years ago
In Egypt, the heat is much easier to tolerate than in Turkey: the air is very dry and the wind is constantly blowing
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answered 15 years ago
Hotter than Turkey, but drier. In mid-July, I personally would go to Norway.
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answered 15 years ago
And we were in July with my mother (58 years old) and daughter 8 years old, they endured well. They even managed to drive them to Cairo.
Nearby there is always either a pool or the sea, which cools very well. But I didn’t worry about the child, she splashed in the water for 2-3 hours without leaving and it was not scary that she would get cold and catch a cold. And in Turkey, of course, the temperature is lower, but it is humid there. I didn’t like it in Turkey in August, as if you were in a humid steam room, and in Egypt the heat is easier to bear due to the dry climate and the constant breeze from the sea. (But that's my personal opinion)
Nearby there is always either a pool or the sea, which cools very well. But I didn’t worry about the child, she splashed in the water for 2-3 hours without leaving and it was not scary that she would get cold and catch a cold. And in Turkey, of course, the temperature is lower, but it is humid there. I didn’t like it in Turkey in August, as if you were in a humid steam room, and in Egypt the heat is easier to bear due to the dry climate and the constant breeze from the sea. (But that's my personal opinion)
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answered 15 years ago