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.