Why does it get so cold at night in Egypt?

Answer 1

the suns not out in the night, and it might be in a high geographical location like up the mountains Most deserts are in areas where there is not a great deal of cloud to speak of so when the sun is over head it beats down without any thing to stop the radiation, this can heat things up very effectively However after the sun goes down there still are no clouds and during the night the heat and radiation just heads directly up and is lost to the ground. unless there are clouds about there is nothing to stop the heat from dissipating.

Answer 2

Deserts are not necessarily cold at night. However, they are much cooler than during the day. The reasons for this are that deserts have little humidity and little cloud cover to hold the heat at night. When the sun sets the solar energy absorbed by the desert during the day quickly radiates back into space.

Answer 3

The sun heats the desert during the day. Since the desert usually has low humidity and few clouds, they is nothing to hold the daytime heating so the desert quickly cools after the sun set. The desert has no insulation against heat loss.

Answer 4

because Egypt is ''closer'' to the equator. when the earth tilts,the sun will go far from egypt then the cold night starts!!