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Rain, thunderstorms and hail forecast in several Tunisian regions

By , based on Lapresse

Heavy rain, thunderstorms and hail are forecast for some regions of Tunisia on Monday. Highs are expected to range from 22 to 32°C depending on the area, while skies will remain cloudy elsewhere, La Presse de Tunisie reports.

Maximum temperatures in Tunisia are expected to reach 22 to 26°C in coastal regions and the highlands, and 27 to 32°C in other regions, La Presse reports. Skies there will be marked by cloudy spells.

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