Weather Alert: Regional Civil Protection Administration of Jendouba Issues Recommendations
The Regional Civil Protection Administration of Jendouba issued a statement on Wednesday, September 10, 2025, calling on the public to follow a series of recommendations in anticipation of expected meteorological instability throughout the day. Storms and showers, sometimes intense, are forecasted in several regions of the country.
Recommendations from the Civil Protection Administration
The Civil Protection Administration recommends the following:
- Stay away from riverbanks and flood-prone areas: Avoid approaching areas that may experience high water flow, particularly near wadis and hydraulic structures.
- Do not attempt to cross wadis: It is imperative not to cross wadis, regardless of the circumstances.
- Move to higher and safer areas: This is especially important for residents of low-lying areas or temporary housing, such as tents.
- Check rainwater drainage systems: Ensure that drainage channels around your home or business are clear to prevent water accumulation or infiltration.
- Secure objects at risk: Fix objects that may be blown away by strong winds, such as billboards and signs.
- Avoid touching electrical poles: Exercise caution near electrical poles during and after rainfall to avoid the risk of electrocution.
- Do not park your vehicle under a tree during strong winds and storms.
Importance of Following Weather Updates and Authorities' Instructions
The statement emphasizes the importance of following weather updates through the media and complying with the instructions of competent authorities.
Emergency Contact
In case of an emergency, you can contact the Civil Protection Administration at 198.
Weather Forecast
According to the National Meteorology Institute's monitoring bulletin, the weather will remain unstable on Wednesday, September 10, with stormy showers in the north and center of the country. These may be strong in the governorates of Jendouba, Béja, Bizerte, Greater Tunis, northern Kef and Siliana, as well as in Sousse. Rainfall totals are expected to range from 20 to 40 mm, reaching up to 60 mm locally, with hail in some areas.
