Morocco forecasts another hot day as fog forms along coasts

Morocco forecasts another hot day as fog forms along coasts
Monday 6 July 2026 - 09:18

Morocco’s weather agency expects hot to locally very hot conditions across several parts of the country on Monday, with the highest temperatures forecast in inland and southern areas.

The heat will affect the Saharan provinces, the southeast, the northern and central plains, Saiss, Oulmès and inland Souss, according to forecasts from the General Directorate of Meteorology.

Daytime temperatures are expected to ease slightly in inland Gharb and the southeast, while rising in other regions. Maximums are forecast to reach 49°C in Aousserd, 47°C in Es-Semara and 46°C in Marrakech.

Low clouds and local fog are expected during the morning and night along the Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts, while skies will be partly cloudy over the Atlas.

Moderate to fairly strong wind gusts are forecast in Tangier, the Atlas and the southern provinces, with local dust storms possible.

The sea will be calm to slightly rough in the Mediterranean and between Asilah and Casablanca, and slightly rough to rough in the Strait of Gibraltar and along other coasts.

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