
Thunderstorms and Snow Hit Morocco's Atlas Mountains as Temperatures Drop
The National Meteorology Directorate announces, this Saturday, thunderstorms in some regions of Morocco and some snowfall on the peaks of the High and Middle Atlas mountains.

The National Meteorology Directorate announces, this Saturday, thunderstorms in some regions of Morocco and some snowfall on the peaks of the High and Middle Atlas mountains.

Morocco should experience generally cold, cloudy weather with some snowfall on the peaks of the High Atlas towards the night and temperatures between 4 and 31 degrees this Saturday.

It will be a rather cold day this morning in Morocco with temperatures below 0 degrees, especially on the Atlas mountains.

The cold will still be on the agenda this Friday and Saturday in most Moroccan regions, with heavy showers and even snowfall.

A cold day is expected this Wednesday, March 25, 2020 in Morocco, with temperatures close to 0 degrees and some snow flurries in places.

The bad weather continues in Morocco with rain and thunderstorms in most regions, particularly on the Mediterranean coast, according to the National Meteorology Directorate (DMN) in its daily bulletin.

This week is expected to bring snowfall and locally heavy thunderstorms, accompanied by heavy rains in several provinces of the kingdom, the National Meteorology Directorate (DMN) said on Sunday.

Heavy rains accompanied by thunderstorms and snowfall are expected this Monday in several regions of Morocco, according to a press release from the National Meteorology Directorate (DMN).

Thunderstorms are still forecast for this Sunday with snowfall in some areas, according to the National Meteorology Directorate (DMN).

As spring begins this Friday, March 20, Morocco will experience heavy snowfall, mainly in the Atlas mountains.

A rainy day this Thursday in most regions of Morocco where it will also be quite cold with relatively low temperatures, according to the National Meteorology Directorate (DMN).

In order to ensure permanent contact with the inhabitants, the Ministry of the Interior has distributed 150 satellite phones in several douars threatened with isolation by snowfall and experiencing communication problems.