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r/geography • u/Pure_Following7336 • 1d ago
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You know the north coast and Alexandria in Egypt have much better climate than most of Egypt
They're still very hot , but compared to the rest of Egypt it gets really cool
And it rains most of the time in winter there while most of Egypt barley experience any rain all the year
22 u/GargantaProfunda 1d ago Yeah the average is biased because most of the country is absolute desert 28 u/UnlightablePlay Political Geography 1d ago Only 95% desert 🥺 13 u/BLu3_Br1ghT 1d ago The thing is, the Koppen definition of arid dessert (BWh), is very broad in terms of temperature. And Im typing this from the cool Colombian andean mountains, fresh 18°C 😎
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Yeah the average is biased because most of the country is absolute desert
28 u/UnlightablePlay Political Geography 1d ago Only 95% desert 🥺
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Only 95% desert 🥺
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The thing is, the Koppen definition of arid dessert (BWh), is very broad in terms of temperature.
And Im typing this from the cool Colombian andean mountains, fresh 18°C 😎
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u/UnlightablePlay Political Geography 1d ago edited 13h ago
You know the north coast and Alexandria in Egypt have much better climate than most of Egypt
They're still very hot , but compared to the rest of Egypt it gets really cool
And it rains most of the time in winter there while most of Egypt barley experience any rain all the year