Weather in Morocco

As far as the weather goes, it will be better to visit the south and the desert routes outside midsummer when, for the most of the day, it's far too hot for casual exploration - especially if you're dependant on public transport.

But July and August, the hottest months, can be wonderful on the coast. The mountains have a higher elevation and so there are no set rules regarding temperature.

Spring, which comes late by European standards (around April to May), is perhaps the best overall time to visit. During this time Morocco experiences a warm summer climate in the south and in the mountains as well as on the Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts. Winter can be perfect by day in the south, though be warned that the nights are extremely cold.

Average temperature in Morocco
Jan April July Oct
Agadir 21ยฐc / 7ยฐc 24ยฐc / 13ยฐc 27ยฐc / 18ยฐc 26ยฐc / 15ยฐc
Casablanca 17ยฐc / 7ยฐc 21ยฐc / 11ยฐc 26ยฐc / 18ยฐc 24ยฐc / 14ยฐc
Dakhla 26ยฐc / 12ยฐc 27ยฐc / 14ยฐc 27ยฐc / 18ยฐc 30ยฐc / 16ยฐc
Er Rachidia 17ยฐc / 1ยฐc 25ยฐc / 8ยฐc 38ยฐc / 20ยฐc 27ยฐc / 12ยฐc
Fez 16ยฐc / 4ยฐc 23ยฐc / 9ยฐc 36ยฐc / 18ยฐc 25ยฐc / 13ยฐc
Marrakesh 18ยฐc / 4ยฐc 26ยฐc / 11ยฐc 38ยฐc / 19ยฐc 28ยฐc / 14ยฐc
Tangier 16ยฐc / 8ยฐc 18ยฐc / 11ยฐc 27ยฐc / 18ยฐc 22ยฐc / 15ยฐc
Legend: Daily Max Temp / Min Temp

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