July 2026 is Tunisia's second hottest July

July 2026 in Tunisia experienced an exceptional heatwave, ranking as the second hottest July since 1950, following July 2023. During this period, record temperatures were recorded across many regions, reaching 49.7°C in Kairouan, 48.7°C in Jendouba, and 48.6°C in Zaghouan. The maximum and average temperatures frequently surged to very high levels, with variations in the duration and intensity of the heatwave between the northern, central, and southern areas. Additionally, the month saw a significant reduction in rainfall and weak precipitation, with a deficit of 57.2% compared to the seasonal average. Strong winds exceeding 100 km/h were also reported in some regions. The National Meteorological Institute defines a heatwave as a period of more than three days during which temperatures surpass maximum thresholds both day and night, with nighttime temperatures remaining elevated.

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