Morocco’s Southern Regions to See Another Heatwave Wednesday
Hot weather will reign throughout
Rabat - Arab Today
Hot weather will reign throughout Morocco Wednesday, with the temperature expected to climb over 46 degrees Celsius in the southern regions of the kingdom, the Directorate of National Meteorology (DMN) has announced.
High temperatures will range from 41 to 46 degrees in the south, the southeast, and the northeast of the southern regions.
Temperatures between 38 and 42 degrees are forecast for Rhamna, the plains of Tadla, Tensift, the interior of Loukous, Chiadma, and Souss.
Temperatures will range between 33 and 37 in the interior of Saiss, Chaouia, Doukkala-Abda, and the southern provinces.
The sea is likely to be calm in the Mediterranean, while moderate to just a little rough in Tangier and a little agitated to agitate along the Atlantic coast
source:MoroccoWorldNews
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