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Mediterranean Sea Reaches Record High Temperatures
The Mediterranean Sea's capabilities are exhibiting an unprecedented rise in temperatures, with surface temperature reaching 28.2°C at the end of July, while the waters of Gulf of Gabès have heated up to around 32°C—levels that are closer to tropical waters. Data indicates that the increasing sea temperatures amplify the impact of heatwaves along the Tunisian coast, as they raise humidity levels and lead to more violent storm surges, in addition to placing pressure on marine ecosystems and causing a decline in regional fish stocks. Experts confirm that the Mediterranean Sea has entered an extraordinary "hyper-warming" phase, reflecting a serious environmental shift that threatens the local climate and marine environment. The trend of rising temperatures is expected to continue, with significant effects on future weather patterns and coastal areas.
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