Confinement  and coronavirus

Confinement and coronavirus:

Air quality improved significantly during the confinement, which has now lasted almost a month and a half (March and April). A spectacular fall in nitrogen dioxide (NO2), Sulfur dioxide (SO2) and Carbon Monoxide (CO) produced mainly by human activities, was observed during this period in several Tunisian cities and in particular in the North and at the Center, using satellite measurements from the European center by the European Earth monitoring program - COPERNICUS -, analyzed and developed at the National Institute of Meteorology (INM).

The Report

ACTUALITÉS

Climatological September  2023 in Tunisia
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After the hot and dry month of August, most regions of the country witnessed a relative rise in temperature during the month of September 2023.  The general average temperature (27… View
rain August 2023
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After the hottest July ever recorded on earth, the month of August was normal. Unlike previous years, the national mean temperature in August reached 29°C, in line with the referen… View
Cumulative monthly rainfall (mm)_ July 2023
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In Tunisia, the month of July 2023 was the hottest ever recorded since 1950. The average temperature (27 main stations) recorded was higher than the reference average (1991-2020) w… View
Cumulative monthly rainfall (mm)
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The month of June 2023 was characterized by a slight increase in temperature compared to normal with a difference of +0.3°C, unlike the month of June 2022 which was the hottest eve… View