The General Directorate of Meteorology (DGM) reports high temperatures across Morocco for Sunday, August 2, 2026, with inland and southern regions facing the most significant heat. Marrakech is forecast to reach a peak of 46°C, while Es-Semara records the highest maximum temperature in the country at 48°C.
Regional Temperature Variations
Coastal areas are experiencing milder conditions compared to the interior, according to the DGM data. Casablanca reports a maximum of 25°C, and Dakhla remains relatively cool at 24°C. In contrast, cities such as Béni Mellal, Khouribga, and Laâyoune are expected to reach 42°C.
The northern and central regions show a broad spectrum of heat. Oujda, Settat, Meknès, Fès, and Taounate are all projected to hit 41°C. Meanwhile, Ifrane remains cooler with a maximum of 33°C, and Rabat reaches 29°C.
Did You Know? The town of Es-Semara is forecast to experience the highest temperature in the nation on August 2, 2026, reaching 48°C, while the coastal city of Dakhla is expected to see a significantly lower maximum of 24°C.
Implications of High Heat
Frequently Asked Questions
Which city is expected to be the hottest on August 2, 2026?
Es-Semara is forecast to reach the highest maximum temperature of 48°C.
Are coastal cities also experiencing extreme heat?
No, coastal cities remain cooler; for instance, Casablanca has a maximum of 25°C and Dakhla is forecast at 24°C.
What is the temperature range for Marrakech?
Marrakech is expected to have a minimum of 27°C and a maximum of 46°C.
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