Heatwave Tuesday in Saïss and Souss as storms strike the High Atlas

Heatwave Tuesday in Saïss and Souss as storms strike the High Atlas
Thursday 18 September 2025 - 09:12

 The weather across Morocco on Thursday will be marked by warm conditions over the plains west of the Atlas, the Saïss, Souss, the southeast, and the southern provinces, according to the national meteorological service.

Low clouds with mist or light drizzle are expected in the morning and at night along the northern and central coasts, as well as over the eastern Mediterranean shoreline. Unstable clouds will bring localized thunderstorms to the High and Middle Atlas, while scattered showers are also forecast for the Rif, phosphate plateaus, and Oulmès.

Winds will be relatively strong in the Tangier region and western parts of the southern provinces. Minimum temperatures will range from 26–32°C in the Saïss, Souss, southeast, and inland southern provinces, 11–20°C over the Atlas mountains and near coasts, and 20–26°C elsewhere.

Seas will be calm to slightly choppy in the Mediterranean and Strait of Gibraltar, and moderate to rough along the Atlantic coast.

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