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Morocco's September Hits Record High
Morocco experienced unprecedented record temperatures in September 2026, making it the hottest month since the beginning of modern climate records in 1981. The national average temperature exceeded the 1991-2020 baseline by approximately 2.75°C, surpassing the records set in 1987 and 2020. Temperatures in some cities ranged between 44.3°C and 47.1°C, with cities such as Sidi Slimane, Kenitra, and Laayoune reaching record figures. These extreme temperatures are attributed to multiple climatic factors, including a hot air mass from the deserts and the heat dome phenomenon. The figures indicate an increasing frequency of heatwaves associated with climate change, highlighting the importance of long-term climate monitoring to understand these extreme events.
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