Tunisian Republic
Ministry of Transport
| Warning |
Near Gale at Gale№ 106 In effect modifying 105 |
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| Reference time | 12:00H UTC of 22/05/2025 | |||||
| Validity | Hour | 24 | ||||
| Beginning of validity | 22/05/2025 to 18:00H UTC | |||||
| End of validity | 23/05/2025 to 18:00H UTC | |||||
| Threatened Areas | Gulf of Gabes Then Chebba later Gulf of Hammemet and North of Tunisia | |||||
| Weather elements | - North Tunisia: West/Northwest wind, force 7 Beaufort (28 to 33 knots). - East Tunisia: North Sector wind, force 7 Beaufort (28 to 33 knots). - Gulf of Gabes: Southeast wind veering Northeast, force 7 Beaufort (28 to 33 knots) and reaching force 8 (34 to 40 knots). | |||||
| Generative phenomenon and evolution | Depression 1001 hPa over south of Tunisia then moving to the Gulf of Sirte, associated later with a depression 1009 hPa over North of Tunisia. | |||||
The month August 2020 was marked by a noticeable rise in temperature, and our country witnessed the emergence of three heat waves, also the average temperature exceeded the reference average by a difference of 1.14 degrees.
New record for maximum temperature was recorded in Kasserine, reaching 43°C on August 20, 2020. August has been ranked the 7 th hottest August since 1970.
With regard to rain, the decrease in the total monthly rainfall amount was 50%.
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National Institute of Meteorology
Monthly Climatological Report August 2020 in Tunisia
