Weather Forecast for Friday, July 24, 2026
The General Directorate of Meteorology has announced that the weather for Friday, July 24, is expected to be hot to very hot in various regions including the northern part of the eastern area, the Moulouya Valley, the Tadla plains, the Rehamna region, Souss, Chiadma, the southeastern part of the country, and the desert provinces. Residents should prepare for elevated temperatures that may affect outdoor activities.
Meanwhile, skies will remain partly cloudy to cloudy over the Atlas Mountains, with low clouds forming during the morning and evening hours, accompanied by localized fog over the Atlantic coastal plains and the Souss region. This could impact visibility, especially in the early hours and late at night, so caution is advised for travelers and those commuting in these areas.
Moderate to somewhat strong winds are anticipated across the central plains and coastal areas, along with the desert provinces, potentially leading to localized dust dispersion. This may pose health risks for individuals with respiratory issues or those sensitive to dust and allergens, thus it is advisable to stay indoors during windy conditions.
Temperatures are expected to vary significantly, with minimum nighttime temperatures ranging from 24 to 30 degrees Celsius in Souss, the southeastern area, and the eastern and southern provinces, while temperatures will drop to between 15 and 19 degrees Celsius in the Atlas mountain ranges and some coastal plains of the Atlantic. The rest of the country will experience temperatures from 19 to 25 degrees Celsius. During the day, a slight decrease in temperatures is anticipated across all regions, which may provide some relief from the heat.
The sea conditions are expected to be calm in the Mediterranean region, while the Strait of Gibraltar will experience calm to slightly choppy waters. Coastal areas, especially in the northern regions, may face slightly rougher conditions, so mariners and beachgoers should exercise caution.
As reported by almarrakchia.net.
