Showers, sometimes heavy, are expected this Sunday, May 17 in Morocco. They will mainly affect the High and Middle Atlas, the Rif and the eastern high plateaus. Temperatures, on the other hand, will range between 0 and 35 degrees.
The National Meteorology Directorate announces, this Saturday, thunderstorms in some regions of Morocco and some snowfall on the peaks of the High and Middle Atlas mountains.
The National Meteorology Directorate (DMN) forecasts, Friday and Saturday morning, locally heavy thunderstorms accompanied by gusts of wind and hail in several provinces of the kingdom.
Heavy thunderstorms with gusts of wind are still expected on Friday in several regions of Morocco, according to the National Meteorology Directorate.
New weather alert in Morocco. According to the National Meteorology Directorate (DMN), strong gusts of orange level and thunderstorms are expected today and tomorrow in a large part of the kingdom.
Thunderstorms will still affect a good part of the regions of Morocco during the day of Wednesday, May 13. The announced temperatures will range from 4 to 33 degrees.
Weather alert in Morocco. The National Meteorology Directorate (DMN) announces strong gusts of wind at the orange level and locally heavy thunderstorms, on Wednesday and Thursday, in several provinces in the Kingdom.
The bad weather is back in Morocco, with thunderstorms that will hit a good part of the kingdom. Temperatures will range from 6 to 37 degrees.
After a few days of intense heat, it’s time for coolness with light precipitation in places across the kingdom and temperatures ranging from 4 to 34 degrees.
It is a relatively hot, even very hot, weather that is expected today in Morocco. This Saturday, temperatures will range between 6 and 38 degrees.
It is quite hot weather, especially in the south of the country, which is expected this Friday, May 9, according to forecasts from the National Meteorology Directorate (DMN).
High temperatures are still expected in Morocco this Thursday, May 7, according to forecasts from the National Meteorology Directorate (DMN). The thermometer should thus approach 40 degrees.