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Rabat weather forecast — today & tomorrow

31°

Clear sky

High: 39° · Low: 26° · Feels like 33°

Clear sky.

Hourly forecast

Now · 31°
20:00 · 30°
21:00 · 28°
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23:00 · 26°
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12:00 · 33°
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14-day forecast

  • Feels like
    41° / 28°
    Precipitation
    0 mm · 0%
    Wind
    11 km/h N
    UV index
    7 · High
    Sun
    7:09 / 19:36

Details

Air quality
31 Fair
PM2.5 11 · PM10 26

Rabat's Climate

Rabat, the capital of Morocco, sits on the Atlantic coast in the country's northwest, where the Bou Regreg River meets the sea, and has a Mediterranean climate strongly moderated by the ocean, staying mild year-round. Summer (June–September) is warm and dry, with daytime highs usually 26–28°C and rarely oppressive thanks to cool sea breezes, though an occasional chergui wind from the interior can push temperatures much higher. Winter (December–February) is gentle and damp, with days around 16–18°C, and it is the main rainy season, bringing spells of showers and wind. Spring and autumn are mild, pleasant and mostly dry.

Frequently asked questions

When is the best time to visit Rabat?

Spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October) are best: warm and dry, comfortable for strolling along the coast and through the old medina.

What are the hottest months in Rabat?

July and August are warmest, with daytime highs usually 26–28°C tempered by sea breezes; when a chergui wind blows off the desert, it can top 35°C.

When is the rainy season in Rabat?

Rain concentrates from November to March, with spells of showers and wind, while summers are nearly dry with very little rainfall.

Is Rabat's weather moderated by the ocean?

Yes, its Atlantic-coast setting keeps temperatures mild all year, with summers far cooler than inland cities and winters that are never very cold.

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