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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Story Native weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

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Tunisia has a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. The live forecast above shows current conditions; spring and autumn offer the most comfortable temperatures for travel.

When is the best time to visit Tunisia?

Spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) are ideal, with daytime highs around 22–28°C. July and August can exceed 35°C, especially inland, while winter temperatures in coastal areas like Hammamet still hover around 12–16°C – pleasant for sightseeing.

What is the weather like in coastal resorts and Tunis?

Coastal zones, including Tunis and Hammamet, benefit from sea breezes that moderate summer heat. Winters are milder and rainier than the interior, but most rainfall occurs between November and March. Inland areas, such as the desert, have wider temperature swings – hot days and cold nights.

Average high (summer)32–38°C (coast), 40+°C (inland)
Average high (winter)14–18°C (coast), 10–15°C (inland)
Sunshine hours10–12 hours daily in summer; 5–7 in winter
Annual rainfall400–600mm on the coast; less than 200mm in the south
When does it rain most in Tunisia?

Rain is concentrated from November to March, with January often the wettest month. Even then, rain usually comes in short bursts, and many days remain dry and bright along the coast.

What is the sea temperature like in Tunisia?

The Mediterranean off Tunisia’s coast ranges from about 15°C in winter to 26–28°C in August, making swimming comfortable from May through October.

Does Tunisia ever get sandstorms or sirocco winds?

Yes, a hot, dusty wind called the sirocco can blow from the Sahara in spring and autumn, briefly raising temperatures by 10–15°C. These episodes usually last one to three days.

For UK conditions, check the UK weather hub or the 10-day forecast. If you are comparing climates, the Marrakech weather page shows a similar hot, arid pattern. Searches such as “tunisia weather hammamet” or “tunisia weather bbc” help refine local forecasts. Those asking “weather in tunisia 10 days” or “tunisia weather 14 days” will find live updates above; longer-range “tunisia weather 30 day forecast” and “tunisia weather next 21 days” are best treated as trends. For a fortnight ahead, the “tunisia weather forecast 15 days” is also shown in the live panel. “Tunisia weather by month” details are covered in the facts above.