Weather Forecast for Thursday: Rising Temperatures Across Morocco
The General Directorate of Meteorology has predicted a noticeable rise in temperatures for Thursday, with relatively hot weather expected in various regions across the country. This includes the northern and central plains, the Souss region, the southeastern areas, and the southern parts of Morocco. Foggy conditions or very light, localized rainfall are anticipated during the morning and evening hours along the Mediterranean coast and the northwestern desert regions. Meanwhile, the atmosphere is expected to be mostly clear to partly cloudy over the High Atlas mountains.
Additionally, moderate gusts of wind are likely, accompanied by local dust storms, particularly in the Tangier area, the Little Atlas, and the northern desert regions. Minimum temperatures are forecasted to range between 5 to 13 degrees Celsius in the Atlas and Rif mountains, from 22 to 27 degrees in the southeastern region, Souss, and the Chiadma area, and between 14 to 21 degrees throughout the rest of the country. Daytime temperatures are expected to generally rise.
Recent News Updates and Social Concerns
In other news, the recent discussions surrounding the late Hassan Akram's final interview with “Marrakech News” have sparked interest due to his intriguing insights on politics, parliament, and his tenure as the mayor of Demnate. Furthermore, the Royal Gendarmerie has dismantled an illegal 'Mahia' distillery in the Jaidat area, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat illegal activities.
Amid the challenges facing the upcoming Eid al-Adha celebrations, social media influencers and content creators have stirred discontent among Moroccans, reflecting the public’s sensitivity during this festive period. Reports have also emerged about young minors turning the Al-Masira Park in Marrakech into a hotspot for drug use, raising significant concerns about youth activities and public safety.
In response to these issues, extensive monitoring campaigns are being conducted targeting cafes in the Ménara district, with growing inquiries regarding the enforcement of penalties. Additionally, a new center in the Sidi Badha group is offering services for individuals with special needs, showcasing a positive development in community support. The tragic collapse of a building in Fes has led to a rising death toll, now at 14, prompting discussions about building safety regulations. Lastly, a former parliamentarian from Al-Haouz is reportedly close to receiving the endorsement of the Progress and Socialism Party for the upcoming 2026 elections, while the Casablanca appeals court has sentenced Mohamed Mbdi to 13 years in prison.
As reported by marrakech7.com.
