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Temperatures slightly up and strong winds in places across Tunisia

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Temperatures slightly up and strong winds in places across TunisiaIllustrative image · Ismail SAIDI · Pexels · Licence Pexels

On Tuesday 10 November 2026, skies will be partly cloudy across Tunisia, with highs of 25 to 30 degrees. The wind will be relatively strong near the eastern coasts and in the south, and the sea rough in the Gulf of Gabès, according to forecasts relayed by Business News.

The weather will be partly cloudy on Tuesday 10 November across Tunisia, according to weather forecasts reported by Business News. Temperatures will show a slight rise, with highs of between 25 and 30 degrees, and around 23 degrees in the western highlands.

The wind will blow from the west in the north and centre, and from the south in the south of the country. It will be relatively strong near the eastern coasts and in the southern regions, and light to moderate elsewhere. The sea will be rough in the Gulf of Gabès and calm along the rest of the coast.

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