MOROCCO
Weather & Climate
Morocco has four climatic zones. The Atlantic region encompasses Rabat and Casablanca, with mild winters averaging 17C and temperate summers at around 25C.
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Moroccan Climate and Weather Forecast for Morocco
Morocco Weather Morocco Weather Forecast Morocco Climate Moroccan Climate Morocco Weather Morocco Weather Forecast The northern coast of Morocco and the interior mountains, the Rif, have a Mediterranean climate similar to that described for Algeria. Northwestern Morocco, especially the Rif mountains, is exposed to Atlantic depressions in winter and rainfall is moderately heavy.

What is the local weather forcasts for Morocco? Or what is the climate in Morocco? Find live weather report and climate report for Marrakech, Agadir, Meknes, Fes and other major cities and towns of Morocco.

If you are planning a trip to Morocco, then see the table below shows you, when is the best time to travel to Morocco and what type of clothing best suited to the weather in Morocco.
 Weather Forecasts for Morocco
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Agadir Weather - Morocco

Casablanca Weather - Morocco

Fez Weather - Morocco

Marrakech Weather - Morocco

Oujda Weather - Morocco

Rabat Weather - Morocco

Safi Weather - Morocco

Tangier Weather - Morocco

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 When to go to Morocco
In Morocco’s northern coast the weather is tourist-friendly pretty much all year round, although winter can bring cool and wet conditions.

Beaches further south of Morocco are prone to fog in the summer months, a phenomenon caused when the heat of the desert meets the chill Atlantic current.

In the lowlands of Morocco, the cooler months from October to April are popular among visitors. This time of year is pleasantly warm to hot (around 30°C) during the day and cool to cold (around 15°C) at night.

The ski season in Morocco usually lasts from December to March. April to October is the main trekking season, when the mountain snows start to thaw.
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 Moroccan Climate & Clothing
Climate in Morocco: Moroccan climate varies from area to area. The coasts of Morocco has a warm, Mediterranean climate tempered on the eastern coast by southwest trade winds.

Moroccan inland areas have a hotter, drier, continental climate. In the south of Morocco, the weather is very hot and dry throughout most of the year, with the nights coolest in the months of December and January.

Required Clothing for Morocco: Lightweight cottons and linens are worn during summer, with warm mediumweights for the evenings during winter and in the mountains. Waterproofing is advisable in the wet season, particularly on the coast and in the mountains.
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