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Tunisia could experience more intense heat waves in the summer of 2027, but their timing and duration cannot be determined yet; regional forecasts issued closer to summer will be more accurate. Climate expert Hamdi Hached links this possibility to the delayed effects of an El Niño expected in late 2026 and to rising Mediterranean temperatures. Meanwhile, the likelihood that 2026 will set a global temperature record is estimated at around 95%, after the average temperature in September reached 1.65°C above pre-industrial levels. He urged early preparations for potential strain on electricity, water, health care and agriculture, citing temperatures of around 49.8°C in Kairouan during the summer of 2026.
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