Tunisia-Weather alert: Temperatures will exceed seasonal averages by 8 ° C

By R

| 31 juillet 2020

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According to the National Meteorological Institute, We will witness a sunny day with some clouds on Friday.

The INM has announced that temperatures will be rising and exceeding seasonal averages by 8 ° C.

Temperatures will vary between 37 ° C and 43 ° C and will reach 36 ° C in the southeast. Winds will be light to moderate and could strengthen near the northern coasts.
The seas will be light to rough in the north.

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