The General Directorate of Meteorology recorded rainfall measurements in Morocco during the past 24 hours, with Tangier topping the list with 52 mm, followed by Taroudant with 48 mm, and Settat with 43 mm.
The rains included multiple areas in the Kingdom, including Ksar El Kebir (37 mm), Safi (36 mm), Khouribga and Essaouira – Airport (34 mm), Larache (32 mm), and Chefchaouen and Sidi Bennour (30 mm). Youssoufia recorded 29 mm, and Asilah and Khénifra 28 mm, Casablanca 27 mm, and Taroudant 26 mm. The rainfall also included the areas of Tangier Port, Sidi Rahhal, and Mohammedia (25 mm), Agadir – Al Massira and Berrechid (23 mm), Kenitra (21 mm), Tit Mellil, El Mass and Azilal (20 mm), Beni Mellal 19 mm, Benguerir 18 mm, Salé and Khémisset 17 mm, and Nouaceur and Rabat 15 mm. Benslimane recorded 14 mm, Sidi Slimane and Essaouira – Port 13 mm, Ifrane and El Jadida 12 mm, Marrakech 10 mm, and Inezgane 9 mm, Meknes and Guelmim 8 mm, Tiznit and Fnideq 6 mm, Tetouan, Martil, and M'diq and Sefrou 4 mm, Sidi Ifni and Fez 3 mm, and Taza and Mirleft 2 mm, while Tan-Tan recorded the lowest rates at 1 mm. These measurements reflect heavy rainfall in the north and northwest, while it was weak or limited in the south and southeast.
