The latest rains have been a lifesaver. As of January 7, 2026, the Kingdom’s water reserves show an overall filling rate of 44.8%. A figure that had not been reached for five years and which marks a clear break with the drought years.
Storm warning for travelers to or from France. Due to deteriorating weather conditions in the Paris region, Royal Air Maroc has been forced to cancel some scheduled flights this Wednesday, January 7, 2026. The national airline has put in place a special system to manage the affected passengers.
The storm sweeping through Morocco has caused damage in Marrakech. Under the violence of the winds and heavy rains, a part of the false ceiling of the Marrakech-Menara airport has become detached. While the images may be impressive, the National Airports Office (ONDA) assures that the incident was anticipated and that the situation is under control.
Faced with the imminent arrival of the storm "Francis", the authorities are taking no risks. The Ministry of the Interior issued an alert message on Friday, January 2, calling on Moroccans to be extremely cautious in the face of torrential rains and violent winds that will shake the Kingdom throughout the weekend.
The first weekend of 2026 promises to be turbulent. An active Atlantic depression, named "Francis", is hitting Morocco as of this Friday, January 2. The General Directorate of Meteorology has placed several provinces on red alert due to the risk of flooding and strong winds .
Get out your umbrellas and bundle up. The General Directorate of Meteorology (DGM) has issued an orange alert bulletin this Sunday, announcing a significant deterioration in atmospheric conditions. Thunderstorms, snowfall in the highlands and gusts of wind are expected in several Moroccan regions until Monday morning.
Get your umbrellas and coats ready, the weekend is going to be turbulent. The General Directorate of Meteorology (DGM) has placed several regions of the Kingdom on orange alert. On the program for this Saturday to Monday: heavy thunderstorms, abundant snowfall on the reliefs and a wave of polar cold.
As torrential rains hit Morocco at the start of the competition, the pitches of the 2025 AFCON are holding up. At the Prince Moulay Abdellah complex in Rabat, it is cutting-edge technology, the "SubAir" system, that keeps the playing field impeccable, definitively erasing the bad memories of the 2014 Club World Cup.
As the first day of the group stage comes to an end this Wednesday with the entry of the last favorites, an initial assessment is in order behind the scenes: the Moroccan infrastructure has brilliantly passed its test against the weather. Despite sometimes intense showers in several host cities, the stadiums of the Kingdom have guaranteed the show, proving the quality of the technical facilities.
The Directorate General of Meteorology (DGM) has issued a level orange alert bulletin . Snowfall, heavy thunderstorms and gusts of wind are expected in several provinces of the Kingdom, from this Sunday until Wednesday.
The drama was narrowly avoided in the Sidi Ali region. Trapped in their vehicle by the sudden rise in water levels, two Spanish tourists owe their survival to a last-minute rescue operation carried out by the Royal Gendarmerie, as the storms hit the southeast of the Kingdom hard.
A red alert has been issued by the General Directorate of Meteorology for the Atlantic coast. From Tuesday evening to Wednesday morning, dangerous maritime conditions are expected, combining a strong swell and high tides, with waves exceeding six meters .