Weather Observatory: July 2026 Second Hottest Since 1950

In July 2026, Tunisia experienced one of the most severe heatwaves since 1950, ranking as the second hottest July on record since then, after July 2023. The heatwave lasted up to 12 days in some areas, with record temperatures reaching 49.7°C in Kairouan, the highest temperature recorded during that month. Most regions were affected by persistent high temperatures accompanied by strong winds, with rainfall significantly below average, exceeding a deficit of 57% relative to the baseline. This intense heatwave, characterized by daytime and nighttime temperatures reaching unusual levels, is among the most significant recent climatic phenomena in Tunisia, with numerous impacts on the country's climatic and environmental conditions.

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