What caused the floods and when do they happen in Egypt?

Floods in Egypt are primarily caused by heavy rainfall, particularly in the northern regions, and the overflow of the Nile River, especially during the annual inundation season. Historically, flooding has occurred during the summer months, particularly from June to September, when rainfall is more common. Climate change and urbanization have also increased the frequency and intensity of flooding events. Additionally, the construction of dams and other infrastructure can influence water flow and exacerbate flooding risks.