Tunisia records temperatures approaching 50°C amid ongoing heatwave
Today, Tunisia faced an unprecedented heatwave, with the Meteorological Institute recording record temperatures close to 50 degrees Celsius during midday, with temperatures exceeding 44 degrees across most parts of the country. The highest temperatures were recorded in the cities of Jemel and Monastir, reaching 49 degrees, and 46 degrees in Tunis capital. The heatwave is expected to continue until next week, with a slight decline forecast starting from Wednesday. This wave is among the most severe heatwaves Tunisia has experienced since the beginning of summer, with temperatures surpassing normal levels by 8 to 13 degrees, leading to a high alert status in 21 governorates.
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