Mediterranean warming effects on Arab autumn
Recent maps indicate a continuation of unprecedented warming of the Mediterranean Sea waters, especially in the central and western regions near the coasts of Tunisia and Libya, where temperatures have surpassed 31 to 33 degrees Celsius. This is due to extended heatwaves and the influence of the El Niño phenomenon. The likelihood of increased atmospheric instability during the autumn season is rising, which could lead to strong thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and floods, particularly in the Maghreb countries, Libyan and Italian coasts. There is also a possibility of Mediterranean hurricanes (Medicanes) developing as a result of rising temperatures and the accumulation of thermal energy in the waters.
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