Maghreb | The effect of the heat wave has receded from most areas as of Tuesday

Arab weather - after large parts of the Maghreb were affected during the past days by a strong, long and regional heat wave, as its impact included large parts of Tunisia and Algeria, and during the past few days its impact extended towards the Algerian west, Morocco and Mauritania, accompanied by a dry and very hot weather, it now refers to most Numerical models indicate an expected gradual decline of the hot mass from most regions of the Western Maghreb in the coming days, God willing.

A gradual easing of the heat wave effect

In the details, the temperatures tend to drop on Tuesday, while remaining above their normal rates throughout the northern regions of Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco, so that hot weather prevails, with very hot weather in the central and southern regions of Algeria and Morocco, and in conjunction with that, humidity levels rise in the atmosphere and the opportunity is ripe. There are showers of local nature and intensity in the interior regions of Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco, and the rains are of varying intensity and heavy in some geographical areas.

During the night hours, a relatively hot atmosphere prevails in most of the central and southern regions, while it is remarkably warm in the northern regions, including the coastal ones, and there are amounts of clouds and the opportunity is ripe for local showers of rain in the northern interior regions.

The latest treated weather updates indicate an expected decline in the hot weather and a complete reversal of the effect of the heat wave on Wednesday in most regions of the Maghreb, following the rush of northeastern marine air currents with high humidity, working to significantly decrease temperatures in most areas.

Arabia Weather warns of:

• Avoid direct exposure to sunlight for long periods.
• Drink plenty of cold fluids and refreshments throughout the day.
• Attention not to leave sterilizers and any flammable materials inside the vehicles.
• Attention not to leave children inside vehicles, even for a short period of time.
• Do not throw cigarette butts or leave barbecue residues for fear of fires.