Agadir's Climate
Agadir lies on Morocco's Atlantic coast in the south, where the Atlas mountains meet the desert, and has a semi-arid climate moderated by the ocean and the cool Canary Current. That sea influence gives it near year-round sunshine without extreme heat. Summers (June–September) are warm and dry, typically 24–28°C, far milder than the interior, while winters (December–February) are gentle, around 18–22°C by day, with a few brief spells of light rain. Rainfall is scarce and mostly falls in the winter months, leaving much of the year dry and clear. Coastal mornings can bring a thin sea mist.