Following a period of rainy weather, Morocco is expected to see a significant rise in temperatures over the coming days, with highs surpassing the usual averages by 5 to 8 degrees Celsius.
The General Directorate of Meteorology confirmed that the country will experience stable weather conditions this week, with temperatures gradually increasing.
According to Hussein Youabed, the communication officer at the Directorate, Morocco will remain under the influence of the North Atlantic, which will stabilize the weather.
Starting Wednesday, temperatures will gradually rise, particularly in the central inland plains, Souss, and southern inland regions, where they will exceed normal levels by 5 to 8 degrees due to the movement of hot, dry air masses from the south and center of the country.
Youabed explained, in an interview with Hespress, that “starting from today, temperatures will begin to rise, especially in the central plains and southern regions, as well as the Souss area.”
Maximum temperatures are expected to range between 32 and 38°C in the Moroccan desert, 26 and 32°C in the central plains and extreme southeast, 14 and 20°C in the Middle and High Atlas, and 20 to 26°C along the coastal regions.
For Wednesday, Youabed emphasized that relatively high temperatures will continue in central and southern areas, with some light rain expected along the Mediterranean coast and northern Rif. Low clouds and fog are also expected in the northeastern part of the country and the Atlantic plains during the morning and evening. Strong winds are forecast to blow in the Tangier area.
Looking ahead to Thursday, Youabed noted that the Mediterranean coast might experience some light rain under cloudy skies, with high temperatures persisting in the central plains and southern regions. There will be no significant changes in daily temperatures.
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