Hot and stormy weather expected across Morocco this Saturday

Hot and stormy weather expected across Morocco this Saturday
Saturday 2 August 2025 - 09:52

Morocco’s national meteorological office forecasts hot to very hot weather across inland plains, the southeastern regions, and the eastern parts of the southern provinces this Saturday.

Unstable clouds accompanied by scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms are expected over the High and Middle Atlas ranges, the eastern high plateaus, and parts of the southeast. Coastal areas may see fog patches or light drizzle, particularly during the night and early morning hours.

Moderately strong winds carrying dust are forecast for the Tangier area, the southeastern regions, and parts of eastern Morocco.

Overnight temperatures are expected to range between 23 and 29 degrees Celsius in the southeast and between 19 and 25 degrees elsewhere. Daytime temperatures will rise slightly in the northern plains but are expected to decrease in most other regions.

Sea conditions will remain calm to slightly choppy in the Mediterranean, and range from slight to moderate in the Strait of Gibraltar and along the Atlantic coast.

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