Several areas in Tunisia's Sfax governorate have received substantial rainfall over the past 24 hours. According to the National Institute of Meteorological Observation, the highest recorded rainfall was in Henniche, with 33mm. This significant precipitation has affected various regions, including Ghraba, Taharana, and Qarmada, which recorded 21mm, 18mm, and 15mm, respectively.
The rainfall, which started at 7:00 AM on September 20 and ended at 7:00 AM on September 21, has also impacted other areas, including Al-Amira, Al-Aqariba, Al-Mahres, Al-Sultaniya, Sidi Mansour, Saqia Al-Dayer, Jbeniana, Aqraba, Sfax City, and Ain Torkia. These regions received between 1mm and 9mm of rainfall. The National Institute of Meteorological Observation reported these findings.
The Sfax governorate has been experiencing varied weather conditions, with some areas receiving more significant rainfall than others. Henniche, Ghraba, Taharana, and Qarmada have been among the most affected regions. The rainfall has brought relief to some residents, but it also raises concerns about potential flooding and infrastructure damage.
The Tunisian National Meteorological Institute continues to monitor weather conditions across the country. Residents are advised to stay informed about weather forecasts and warnings. The institute plays a crucial role in providing accurate and timely weather information to help mitigate the effects of extreme weather events.
In response to the changing weather conditions, the Tunisian Red Crescent in Sfax has expressed its readiness to intervene in exceptional cases and address climate-related challenges. The organization is prepared to provide assistance and support to affected communities.
The recent rainfall in Sfax highlights the importance of preparedness and response to climate-related events. The Tunisian authorities and emergency services are working to address the challenges posed by extreme weather conditions. Residents are encouraged to take necessary precautions and stay informed about weather developments.
The weather conditions in Sfax and other parts of Tunisia will continue to be monitored closely. The National Institute of Meteorological Observation will provide updates and forecasts to help residents prepare for any future weather events. The recent rainfall serves as a reminder of the need for ongoing vigilance and preparedness.
Key points
- Henniche recorded the highest rainfall in Sfax governorate, with 33mm in 24 hours.
- Several areas in Sfax governorate received significant rainfall, with Ghraba, Taharana, and Qarmada also affected.
- The Tunisian Red Crescent in Sfax is prepared to respond to climate-related challenges and provide assistance to affected communities.
