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Al Hoceima hits record summer temp
The summer of 2026 in Morocco was an extraordinary season in terms of temperature rise, recording the highest levels since measurements began in 1981. The national average temperature was 1.07°C above the baseline (1991-2020), ranking the summer as the eighth hottest on record, surpassing the extremely hot summer of 2023 by 1.92°C. The season experienced two major heatwaves, with temperatures reaching 48.6°C in Taroudant and 48.4°C in Laayoune, and 19 days classified as "Very Hot". Cities such as Oujda, Al Hoceima, and Tétouan recorded their highest temperatures ever, with differences exceeding 2.2°C. Temperatures rose again in September, setting new record highs in some regions, confirming that 2026 was the hottest summer since measurements began — a reflection of the impacts of climate change on the kingdom.
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