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Thundery rain and temperatures of up to 25 degrees forecast in Tunisia

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Rain, sometimes thundery, is forecast in several regions of Tunisia on Friday, 30 October 2026, with a risk of hail in northern coastal areas. Maximum temperatures will generally range from 20 to 25 degrees, and around 18 degrees in high-altitude areas, according to Tunisian weather forecasts.

Scattered showers, sometimes thundery, are forecast this Friday, 30 October 2026, in northern Tunisia and locally in the south, according to Business News. Maximum temperatures will generally reach 20 to 25 degrees, and around 18 degrees in high-altitude areas.

Rain will spread to the eastern coastal regions towards the end of the day and could be heavy along the northern coast, with local hail. The northerly wind will be light to moderate before strengthening during thunderstorms. The sea will be rough in the north and slight along the rest of the coast.

This forecast follows a series of rainy spells announced in recent days, including thundery rain in several Tunisian regions, forecast for 29 October, and rain expected in north-western Tunisia, announced for 28 October.

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