Moroccan weather turns volatile with heat and hail mix

Moroccan weather turns volatile with heat and hail mix
Monday 16 June 2025 - 10:26

Morocco’s national weather agency forecasts scorching temperatures and unstable weather conditions across several regions on Monday. 

Heatwaves are expected to hit areas including Gharb, Saïss, the phosphate plateau, Oulmes, Tadla, Rehamna, and the southeastern interior. 

Daytime highs will rise in most regions except the Eastern and central Atlantic plains, where temperatures may slightly drop.

Thunderstorms accompanied by localized showers and hail are anticipated over the High and Middle Atlas mountains, as well as Saïss, the phosphate plateau, Rehamna, Tadla, the Oriental region, and parts of the southeast.

 Low clouds and fog banks are also expected to form over the Mediterranean coast and northern Atlantic plains during morning and evening hours.

Moderate to strong wind gusts may sweep through Tangier, the Atlas Mountains and adjacent areas, the southeast, and southern provinces, potentially raising dust levels.

Maritime conditions are expected to remain calm to slightly agitated across most coastlines.

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