فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
Several regions in Morocco have experienced record-breaking temperatures over the past 24 hours, with some areas surpassing 47°C, reflecting the severe heatwave impacting the country. According to the data provided, the city of Kasba-Tadla recorded the highest temperature at 47.8°C, followed by Beni Mellal at 47.7°C, then Ben Guerir and Marrakech at 46.9°C and 46.5°C, respectively.
Here is a list of the highest recorded temperatures in various regions of Morocco:
- Kasba-Tadla: 47.8°C
- Beni Mellal: 47.7°C
- Ben Guerir: 46.9°C
- Marrakech: 46.5°C
- Fes-Sais: 45.8°C
- Khouribga: 45.4°C
- Meknes: 44.3°C
- Errachidia: 43.5°C
- Settat: 42.5°C
- Ouarzazate: 42.3°C
Other regions also recorded high temperatures, such as Taza Hammo Mefath (40.9°C), Nouasseur (40.9°C), Safi (40.5°C), Smara (40.4°C), and Taroudant (40.2°C).
In addition, cities like Oujda (39.9°C), Chefchaouen (39.6°C), Midelt (38.5°C), Larache (38.3°C), and Tiznit (37.9°C) also saw significant heat levels.
The forecast indicates that the heatwave will continue in the coming days, necessitating measures to protect the population, especially the most vulnerable groups such as children and the elderly. It is advised to avoid direct exposure to the sun and to stay hydrated.
These figures clearly show the substantial impact of the current heatwave across various regions of Morocco, highlighting the importance of preparedness to face increasing climate challenges in the future.
