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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Leeds Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Casablanca’s current conditions are shown in the live forecast above. Mild temperatures persist year-round: winters are cool and damp, summers warm and dry. The coastal Mediterranean climate brings moderate humidity and most rain between November and March.
What is the weather like in Casablanca over the next week?
Refer to the live forecast above for the exact outlook. Typically, Casablanca sees little temperature variation from day to day. For a longer view, many travellers check casablanca weather 14 days or weather casablanca 15 days to plan trips. If you need a casablanca weather 10 days snapshot, the forecast above covers the immediate period.
What is Casablanca’s typical climate?
Summers (June–September) average highs of 27–29°C, with sea breezes keeping humidity manageable. Winters (December–February) see highs of 17–19°C and lows around 10°C – not cold, but damp. Casablanca weather december is the wettest month, with about 90mm of rain. For a casablanca weather 30 days trend, expect a gradual drying from March onwards. Temperatures are always reported in casablanca weather celsius. If you want casablanca weather tomorrow, the live forecast updates daily.
Does Casablanca get cold in winter?
Not by UK standards. Daytime highs in winter stay around 17–19°C, though evenings can drop to 9°C. Damp conditions make it feel cooler, but heavy frost or snow is extremely rare.
When is Casablanca’s rainy season?
Rain falls mainly from November to March, with December the wettest month. Showers are often short but heavy; the rest of the year is mostly dry and sunny. Check the live forecast for current conditions.
Is Casablanca humid?
Yes, but not oppressive. The Atlantic coastal location keeps humidity moderate year-round, averaging 75–80%. Sea breezes help, especially in summer, making the heat more bearable than inland areas.
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