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Tunisia expects stable weather overnight, with fog in the north

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Tunisia is expected to have stable, mild weather overnight, with few clouds across the country. Local fog is possible in the north towards the end of the night, while winds will remain light to moderate, according to the National Institute of Meteorology.

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