The climate in Morocco in 2020 was marked by abnormally high temperatures and an almost generalized rainfall deficit across the entire territory. This information comes from a press release from the National Meteorology Directorate, titled "Synthesis of the climate in Morocco in 2020".
A hot air mass from Morocco is causing a new heat record and temperatures in a large part of France. This phenomenon, which started on Tuesday, is continuing.
The prospects are good for the Moroccan agricultural sector. With the abundant rains over the past three months, the 2020/2021 agricultural season is promising, rejoices the Minister of Agriculture.
The Moroccan economy is expected to grow by 5.3% this year before settling at 3.2% the following year, according to data just published by Bank Al-Maghrib (BAM) .
Former Miss France Malika Ménard joins the long list of personalities who have adopted Marrakech to treat themselves to a few days of rest away from the stress and hassles of their professional careers.
Sahara sand dust is again overflying Europe until Wednesday, March 3, 2021. Unlike the two previous episodes in February, the phenomenon should be less significant.
On Monday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., heavy rains hit the city of Tétouan , with a cumulative total of 100 mm, causing major floods and flooding. Although the material damage is enormous, there were no injuries, according to the authorities of the province of Tétouan.
A first in Morocco. The Atlas Golf cultural center in Marrakech has acquired a radio telescope, whose mission, among others, is to conduct cosmological studies.
Saharan dust particles that had flown over part of France, particularly Lorraine and Franche-Comté, are carrying a radioactive substance. This is revealed by the analysis of samples taken in the Jura.
A group of Moroccan and Spanish researchers have discovered remains of a 2.5 million-year-old macaque at the Gafaït archaeological site located in the province of Jerada.
Dust from the Moroccan Sahara is expected to fly over Europe again this weekend or by Monday, February 22, 2021. This is what the European Atmosphere Monitoring Service, Copernicus, has announced.
With a wide variety of about 4,200 plant species, including 600 medicinal and aromatic plants, Morocco is ranked second worldwide. The kingdom thus comes after Turkey, the world’s leading producer of these plants found in many fields.