Morocco recorded significant rainfall across several cities over the past 24 hours, according to data released by the General Directorate of Meteorology.
The heaviest rainfall was reported in Salé, which received 77 millimeters, followed by Rabat with 46 millimeters and Kenitra with 39 millimeters. Tangier recorded 36 millimeters, while Tangier Port saw 34 millimeters.
Other notable totals included 27 millimeters in Sidi Slimane, 26 millimeters in Chefchaouen, 25 millimeters in El Jadida, and 23 millimeters in Larache. Meknes recorded 21 millimeters, while Ifrane received 19 millimeters.
Lower rainfall amounts were registered in Mohammedia with 16 millimeters, Benslimane with 14 millimeters, and both Tetouan and Safi with 13 millimeters. Tit Mellil and Fez recorded 9 millimeters, while Nouaceur saw 8 millimeters.
Taza and Casablanca each recorded 7 millimeters, followed by Nador with 6 millimeters. Al Hoceima and Settat received 5 millimeters, while Taourirt and Essaouira Port recorded 4 millimeters.
Khouribga saw 3 millimeters of rainfall, while Oujda, Essaouira Airport, and Beni Mellal each recorded 2 millimeters. Benguerir registered the lowest amount, with 1 millimeter.
Meteorological authorities said rainfall levels varied widely depending on region, reflecting the unstable weather conditions affecting the country.
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