
Cold Snap Hits Morocco: Atlas Mountains Face Sub-Zero Temperatures and Snow
It will be a rather cold day this morning in Morocco with temperatures below 0 degrees, especially on the Atlas mountains.
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It will be a rather cold day this morning in Morocco with temperatures below 0 degrees, especially on the Atlas mountains.

The bad weather continues in Morocco with rain and thunderstorms in most regions, particularly on the Mediterranean coast, according to the National Meteorology Directorate (DMN) in its daily bulletin.

As spring begins this Friday, March 20, Morocco will experience heavy snowfall, mainly in the Atlas mountains.

After deciding on Thursday, March 12, to suspend all air and sea links with Spain due to the coronavirus, Morocco has exceptionally planned to open two border crossings on Friday evening.

It is still a hot day that is forecast for this Friday, March 13 in Morocco, according to the National Meteorology Directorate (DMN), which also announces thunderstorms, especially in the mountains.

Two Spanish nationals of Moroccan origin were killed in a high-speed chase with police in the Mediterranean. They were transporting drugs on a boat that also contained two other individuals.

It is another hot day that is expected in most Moroccan regions this Thursday, March 12. 37 degrees are expected in the south of the country.

Temperatures are expected to be significantly high this Wednesday, March 11 in Morocco, particularly in the south of the country, where they should approach 40 degrees, according to the National Meteorology Directorate (DMN).

It should be hot this Tuesday, March 10 in Morocco, with temperatures well above 30 degrees, especially in the south of the country.

It will be a cold weather that will affect a large part of Morocco this morning, especially in the highlands. Temperatures are expected to range from -1 to 36 degrees today, Monday, February 17.

About forty experts and personalities will share, at the Impactors Summit , their best advice to make 2020 an exceptional year. This 100% online event takes place from December 26 to 31. Saïd Amzil, co-organizer, answers a few questions about the organization of this event.

A sigh of relief this afternoon for the Moroccan football team, which won a convincing victory over the Burundi team in the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) qualifiers in Cameroon.