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Scattered showers expected on Tunisia’s northern coast

By , based on Lapresse

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Dense cloud and scattered showers are expected on Wednesday along Tunisia’s northern coast, with rough seas in the area. Maximum temperatures will range from 23 to 35 degrees depending on the region, while winds will be strong near the coast, according to the Tunisian weather forecast.

Scattered showers are expected this Wednesday, 21 October, in Tunisia’s northern coastal regions, where skies will at times be very cloudy, Lapresse reports. The rest of the country will see cloudy spells.

Winds will blow from the north in the northern and central regions, and from the west in the south. They will be fairly strong to strong near the coast, while the sea will be rough in the north and slight elsewhere.

Temperatures will rise slightly. Maximum temperatures will range from 23 to 26°C on the east coast and in the highlands, from 27 to 31°C in other regions, with local highs of 35°C in the south.

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