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Stormy rain and rough seas expected in Tunisia tonight

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Tunisia’s National Institute of Meteorology expects rain, at times stormy and locally heavy, in the eastern parts of the north and centre of the country, as well as in Sfax early in the night. Winds will be strong near the northern coasts, and the sea rough to very rough in the north and the Gulf of Hammamet, according to the INM.

Tunisia’s National Institute of Meteorology (INM) expects temporarily stormy rain, locally heavy, in the eastern parts of the north and centre of the country tonight, according to Kapitalis. Rain is also expected in the Sfax region early in the night, before conditions improve, with cloudy spells across almost the entire country.

Winds will be strong near the northern coasts and light to moderate elsewhere. The sea will be rough to very rough in the north and the Gulf of Hammamet. Night-time temperatures are expected to range between 18 and 22 degrees, reaching around 16 degrees in the western highlands.

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