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Morocco’s hottest September since 1981
Morocco experienced an unprecedented and historic rise in temperatures during September 2026, making this the hottest month in the country since 1981. The temperatures exceeded the climate average for the period 1991-2020 by 2.75°C at the national level. Several cities recorded record highs, such as Sidi Slimane, which reached 47.1°C; Kénitra at 45.1°C; and Salé with 44.3°C. In Laayoune, temperatures rose to 45.8°C, surpassing previous records. This increase is attributed to the interaction of weather factors, including warm tropical air masses, the hot "Sharki" winds, and the "heat dome" phenomenon caused by high pressure in the upper atmosphere, all amid a global context marked by increasing consequences of climate change and extreme weather events.
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