Speaking with Tunisie Numérique, distinguished professor of geography and researcher in natural hazards, Amer Bahba, confirmed that considerable amounts of rainfall at the start of next week is an uncertain possibility, and there may be weather fluctuations next week, but they are not certain.
He explained that while weather models suggest a chance of rainfall next week, including at the beginning of September, the likelihood has dropped as of this morning compared to yesterday. This means that while rain is still possible next Monday, the exact quantities and extent of the decrease remain uncertain.
Our speaker noted that the possibility of considerable rain falling next week is not certain, and the amounts may be normal, i.e. weak to moderate, with the likelihood of depression and cases of instability in the evening, i.e. what is termed as an anecdote, and the rain may include the western highlands of Katala, Kasserine, and Siliana and Kef, and may move to the eastern regions of Sousse and Nabeul.
The natural hazards researcher revealed that rain forecasts were strong yesterday and the day before yesterday, but these forecasts fell this morning according to several models, except one model that foreshadowed large amounts of rain, underscoring the forecasts during this transitional period, that is, the end of summer and the beginning of fall without… It could have been as accurate as a week or even just two days ago.
He pointed out that the African Azores high, which impacts drought, is still strong in North Africa, that is, Tunisia and Algeria, and may not permit cold air to descend from Europe, and the low will remain in Italy only.
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