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Hi, where in Morocco is it hottest in January and February? What’s the maximum temperature? Thanks! FanFancom
Where is it hottest in Morocco in winter?
by Fanfancom
Translated into English.
Hi, where in Morocco is it hottest in January and February? What’s the max temperature? Thanks, FanFancom
In the sun, I’d say it’s gotta be hot.
In the sun, I’d say it’s gotta be hot.
Evita Bella !
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Hello,
On the Atlantic coast in the far south: Tarfaya and Laâyoune (average of 20°C to 23°C in January). The advantage is that it's always sunny and it rarely rains there. The downside is that there's nothing to do! The water temperature is about the same as the coast of Côtes-d'Armor in summer (Brittany), and it's very choppy! 🙁 Still, Agadir or a bit south of the city would be better—it's livelier than Tarfaya! Alternatively, you could head to Merzouga to play around in the sand dunes on a quad or camelback... it'll be cooler there, averaging 16°C to 18°C, but cold in the evenings and at night, between 4°C and 8°C. PS: From the photo, it's hard to believe you're only 16! 😎
On the Atlantic coast in the far south: Tarfaya and Laâyoune (average of 20°C to 23°C in January). The advantage is that it's always sunny and it rarely rains there. The downside is that there's nothing to do! The water temperature is about the same as the coast of Côtes-d'Armor in summer (Brittany), and it's very choppy! 🙁 Still, Agadir or a bit south of the city would be better—it's livelier than Tarfaya! Alternatively, you could head to Merzouga to play around in the sand dunes on a quad or camelback... it'll be cooler there, averaging 16°C to 18°C, but cold in the evenings and at night, between 4°C and 8°C. PS: From the photo, it's hard to believe you're only 16! 😎
Sidi Ifni, with water and air temperatures roughly the same all year round. Never too hot, never too cold.
Hello,
I’ll add to what’s already been said: by the sea, the air is always more humid than in the desert. This is especially true in winter, and even more so at night (and nights are long in winter).
Murielle
... là-bas si j'y suis...
Head down to the deep south.
TIZNIT and the coast around there, then GUELMIM and the Tihmert palm grove.
Maybe even further down to TAN TAN, EL OUATIA (the Draa River mouth just above), LAAYOUNE...
Maybe even further down to TAN TAN, EL OUATIA (the Draa River mouth just above), LAAYOUNE...
After El Ayoun... why not continue on to Dakhla? It has its charm too.
And it's ideal for trying out kite surfing.
Anything's possible... I really like Dakhla, but I'm bowing out when it comes to kite surfing. My 76 years aren't exactly sporty 😄
You’ve gotta start somewhere—I met a 78-year-old in Villard-de-Lans who was just beginning snowboarding! Pretty risky, though... I’d way rather take a tumble in water than on an icy slope 😏
I'm so jealous... I'd prefer the rain too.😉
Anyway, this climate info is mainly for Fanfancom—at 16, they can start surfing or kite surfing, but apparently, they don’t seem too interested in it
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