Meteo: Temperatures Stable...

On Friday, November 6, 2026, the National Institute of Meteorology (INM) announced partly cloudy weather with moderate rains. These meteorological conditions, although seasonal, have raised particular vigilance in Tunisia amid a climatic transition season. The impact on agriculture and infrastructure remains a critical issue for authorities. The rains of November, often more abundant than previous months, are entering a historical climatic dynamic marked by variations. The INM highlights that data from the last decades reveal a trend toward thermal stability during this period, contrasting with the extreme heatwaves of summer 2023. However, the frequency of rains remains an inconsistent factor, influenced by ocean currents and atmospheric pressure variations. This scenario highlights the vulnerability of Tunisia's agricultural systems, which depend on poorly managed irrigation. Climate analyses reveal a growing link between Tunisian weather and Mediterranean phenomena. The rains of November, in particular, fit into a regional trend where the southern Mediterranean experiences more marked variations. This situation requires adaptation of water and agricultural policies, with a particular focus on the management of water resources. Tunisian authorities must therefore anticipate the impacts of rainfall on irrigation networks and road infrastructure. The coming weeks should see an oscillation between rainy and dry periods, with risks of temperatures near 25°C. The INM recommends farmers to monitor soils and crops, while encouraging citizens to limit travel in flood-risk areas.