HIBAPRESS
The Directorate General of Meteorology expects that tomorrow, Monday, the weather will continue to be relatively hot to hot in the northern and central plains, Souss, the southeastern region, and within the Saharan provinces, with the formation of low clouds accompanied by fog or light and localized drizzle near the coasts during the morning and night.
Thunderstorms are expected over the Atlas Mountains, their eastern slopes, and the Phosphate Plateaus, with a possibility of them extending to Chaouia at night, while the Souss, Rif, and southern parts of the Oriental region may experience raindrops accompanied by thunder. Strong winds are also expected to affect the southeastern region and the Saharan provinces, with a possibility of localized dust. Minimum temperatures will range between 15 and 21 degrees Celsius in the Atlas and Rif Mountains and the western Saharan provinces, and between 26 and 33 degrees Celsius in the northern and central plains, Souss, the southeastern region, and the eastern and southern Saharan provinces, while they will range between 21 and 26 degrees Celsius in other areas. Maximum temperatures will see a noticeable rise in the south of the country, the northern and central plains, the Rif, and the western Mediterranean coast. The sea will be calm in the Mediterranean, calm to slightly rough in the Strait of Gibraltar, slightly rough to rough between Tangier and Boujdour, and rough along the rest of the Atlantic coasts.
