
Over 50 degrees in Morocco: a climate record that worries experts
Morocco is among the 10 countries where a climate record has been broken after crossing the historic 50°C barrier throughout the months of July and August of the current year.

Morocco is among the 10 countries where a climate record has been broken after crossing the historic 50°C barrier throughout the months of July and August of the current year.

A new heat wave will hit France in the coming days. It will be accompanied by light Saharan dust storms.

After several weeks of heat wave with temperatures exceeding 50 degrees, as in Agadir, here is the return of rain with a new weather alert from the General Directorate of Meteorology (DGM).

The heatwave in Morocco, with heat waves reaching up to 50 degrees, added to the sandstorms coming from the Sahara, is destroying fruit and vegetable crops, affecting the agri-food sector, one of the pillars of the kingdom’s economy.

Suffocating heat is expected in France due to a dome of heat coming from Morocco that traps hot air. Temperatures above 40°C will be recorded this weekend and in the coming days in several regions.

France is about to experience a severe heatwave, the roots of which are in the Sahara. A mass of hot air coming directly from this region, where southern Morocco recently recorded a record of 50.4°C, is responsible for this sudden rise in temperatures.

Two brothers from Saragossa, on vacation in Marrakech, are complaining about the hot weather currently there. The kingdom is hit by the heatwave with extreme temperatures.

The Directorate General of Meteorology (DGM) explains the many local heat records that have been broken this week (July 7-13) in several cities in Morocco, hit by a heat wave.

An exceptionally intense sandstorm has assaulted the city of Marrakech , enveloping the landscape in a thick orange veil for at least half an hour.

A heat wave will hit several Moroccan provinces from this Friday until Sunday, warns the Directorate General of Meteorology (DGM).

The summer season marks an increase in snake bites, constituting a major public health issue in Morocco. The increase in incidents during this period is linked to the increased activity of snakes, with serious consequences for the victims, particularly in rural areas.

The Directorate General of Meteorology (DGM) forecasts a heat wave expected from this Friday to Monday in several Moroccan provinces.