Morocco weather forecast sees hot conditions with storms in the South

Morocco weather forecast sees hot conditions with storms in the South
Friday 22 August 2025 - 10:59

Morocco’s General Directorate of Meteorology forecast Friday that hot weather will persist across northern and central inland plains, the Moulouya Valley, the southeast, and the eastern Saharan provinces, with possible thunderstorms over the far south.

Skies will be partly cloudy over the High and Middle Atlas, with morning and evening fog and low clouds near coastal areas. 

Dust is expected across the Saharan provinces and the southeast, while moderate to strong winds are anticipated along the central coasts, in the southeastern region, and in the southern provinces.

Minimum temperatures will range between 23 and 29 degrees Celsius in Souss, southern Chiadma, areas near the Anti-Atlas, the far southeast, and eastern Saharan provinces, and between 15 and 22 degrees elsewhere. 

Daytime temperatures will rise in the Saïs plain, the northeastern region, and the southwestern Saharan provinces. Seas will be calm to slightly rough across most coasts.

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