Amer Bahba rules out a third heatwave and forecasts a depression for mid-September
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- Natural hazards expert Amer Bahba said moderate northerly currents have brought the summer’s extreme heatwaves to an end.
- Weather models forecast the arrival of a rain-bearing cyclonic disturbance across Tunisia from Sept. 15, 2026.
- The assessment draws on transition-weather models and monitoring of variability indicators.
Amer Bahba has ruled out the risk of a third heatwave, saying moderate northerly currents have ended the summer’s extreme heatwaves.
The natural hazards expert said weather models point to a first rain-bearing cyclonic disturbance on a national scale beginning Sept. 15, 2026.
His assessment is based on analysis of transition-weather models and monitoring of variability indicators.
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