Intense Cold, Snow, and Thunderstorms Expected: Weather Details for Wednesday in Morocco
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Cold Weather Forecast for Morocco
The Directorate General of Meteorology is predicting relatively cold weather for Wednesday across several regions of the Kingdom, particularly in the Atlas and Rif mountain ranges, the eastern foothills, and the high plateaus of the Oriental region, with persistent winter conditions expected.
Snow and Scattered Rain Showers
Snow is anticipated in the High and Middle Atlas mountains, as well as in elevated areas of the southern Oriental region exceeding 1,400 meters. Local rain showers or thunderstorms will affect the southern part of Oriental, with scattered precipitation in the northern part of the Oriental region, on the Atlas, in the eastern Mediterranean coastal areas, and on the Atlantic plains stretching from Casablanca to El Jadida.
Fog and Moderately Strong Winds
The formation of low clouds accompanied by fog is expected in the northwestern provinces of the South. Moderately strong gusts of wind are anticipated in the southern Oriental, the southeastern regions of the country, and central and southern areas, occasionally accompanied by local dust.
Decreasing Minimum Temperatures
Minimum temperatures are expected to range between -8 and -2 °C in the Atlas mountains, between -2 and 3 °C in the high plateaus of the Oriental, and between 12 and 16 °C in the extreme south of the Kingdom. Elsewhere in the country, temperatures will hover between 5 and 11 °C. Throughout the day, a drop in temperatures is forecasted for southern Oriental, the southeast, and the extreme south.
Sea Conditions
The sea will be calm to slightly choppy in the Mediterranean and at the Strait of Tanger, slightly choppy north of Larache, while it will be strong to very strong between Cape Tafelney and Tan-Tan, and choppy to strong along the rest of Morocco’s coasts.
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