Morocco Braces for a Day of Diverse Weather Conditions
Get ready for a weather-changes-monday-heat-fog-wind-areas/” title=”Sudden Weather Shift: Heat, Fog, and Wind Expected in These Areas”>mixed bag of weather across Morocco! The General Directorate of Meteorology predicts a dynamic weather system moving across the country on Monday, bringing rain, thunderstorms, and even snow to some areas.
The Atlas Mountains, both High and Middle, will bear the brunt of the precipitation, with heavy rain and thunderstorms expected. These conditions will extend to the southeastern slopes of the mountains, impacting areas like the Oriental region and the Rif.
Coastal areas along the Mediterranean Sea, including Tangier, will also experience showers and thunderstorms. Meanwhile, the plains of Saiss and the Middle Atlas foothills can expect periods of rain.
While the northern regions brace for a wet day, the southern parts of the country will experience milder conditions. Light rain or scattered showers are anticipated in the Anti-Atlas Mountains and the northwestern edges of the Sahara.
Temperatures will vary significantly across Morocco. The Atlas Mountains and their surrounding areas, along with the Rif and the Oriental region, will experience a chilly day with temperatures dropping below freezing in some places. Expect frost and freezing conditions in these areas.
The southern regions will enjoy milder temperatures, ranging from 12 to 19 degrees Celsius. Coastal areas will also experience relatively warmer temperatures. The rest of the country will see temperatures hovering between 6 and 12 degrees Celsius.
Strong winds are expected in Tangier, the Mediterranean coast, Souss, the Anti-Atlas Mountains, the Oriental region, the southeast, and the northern parts of the southern provinces. These winds may also carry dust or sand, impacting local air quality.
Sea conditions will be rough along the Mediterranean coast and the Strait of Gibraltar. The Atlantic coast between Casablanca and Tarfaya will also experience rough seas, while other coastal areas can expect moderate to rough conditions.
This diverse weather pattern highlights the dynamic nature of Morocco’s climate, influenced by its varied geography and proximity to both the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.
