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Tunisia expects 28°C and strong winds along coasts

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Tunisia expects 28°C and strong winds along coastsIllustrative image · Yan Krukau · Pexels · Licence Pexels

Tunisia is expecting maximum temperatures of between 23 and 28 degrees on 9 November, with relatively strong to strong winds near the coasts and in high areas. A slight rise in temperatures is expected, while the sea will become locally very rough in the north and in the Gulf of Hammamet, according to Business News.

Tunisia will experience maximum temperatures of between 23 and 28 degrees on Monday 9 November 2026, with temperatures around 21 degrees in the western highlands. Temperatures are expected to rise slightly, according to Business News.

Locally dense fog is expected in the morning before partly cloudy skies over most regions. Southerly winds will be relatively strong to strong near the coasts and in high areas, while the sea will be rough and locally very rough in the north and in the Gulf of Hammamet, according to Business News.

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