Meteorological forecasts for tomorrow, Friday, August 29, indicate relatively warm weather in the southeastern and extreme southern regions of Morocco. Dense low clouds are expected, accompanied by very light rain or foggy conditions near the Atlantic coast and in the northwestern southern provinces, particularly in the morning and evening.
Partly cloudy conditions are anticipated in the far south, with scattered light rain expected. Strong gusts of wind are also predicted along the central coasts and in southern areas.
Minimum temperatures are forecasted to range from 11 to 16 degrees Celsius in the Atlas Mountains, Rif, and eastern high plateaus. In the northern and central Atlantic plains, Souss, Moulouya, the Mediterranean coast, and northern desert regions, temperatures will range from 15 to 20 degrees. The remaining areas are expected to see temperatures between 21 and 27 degrees.
During the day, temperatures in the northwestern regions will rise.
The sea is expected to be slightly rough to rough in the Mediterranean and the Strait of Gibraltar, and rough to very rough between Rabat and Tarfaya, with other coastlines being slightly rough to rough.
### Expected Temperatures
The following are the expected minimum and maximum temperatures for Friday, August 29, according to the General Directorate of Meteorology:
– Oujda: 19 ………….. 31
– Bouarfa: 16 ……….. 33
– Al Hoceima: 22 ……….. 30
– Tetouan: 21 ………… 30
– Ceuta: 21 ……… 26
– Melilla: 24 …….. 27
– Tangier: 19 ………….. 26
– Kenitra: 16 …………. 28
– Rabat: 18 ……………. 26
– Casablanca: 18 ……. 27
– El Jadida: 20 ………… 26
– Settat: 15 …………. 31
– Safi: 16 ……………. 29
– Khouribga: 13 ……………. 31
– Beni Mellal: 18 ……….. 34
– Marrakech: 17 ……….. 36
– Meknes: 17 ………….. 29
– Fes: 16 ……………… 30
– Ifrane: 10 ……………… 26
– Taounate: 17 ……….. 31
– Errachidia: 24 ……… 37
– Ouarzazate: 19 ………… 37
– Agadir: 18 ……………… 27
– Essaouira: 18 ………… 21
– Laayoune: 21 ………….. 30
– Smara: 20 …………. 35
– Dakhla: 21 …………… 27
– Aousserd: 29 ……….. 42
– Goulimime: 22 ……… 30
– Midelt: 16 ………….. 31
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