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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Trade Wire UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
Marrakech enjoys a semi-arid climate with hot summers and mild winters; the live forecast above gives you the current conditions, but the best time to visit is typically spring (March to May) or autumn (September to November) when daytime temperatures hover around a comfortable 22–30°C.
What is the weather like in Marrakech by month?
Marrakech weather varies significantly across the year. Summers (June to August) regularly top 38°C, while winters (December to February) see pleasant days around 18–20°C but chilly nights dropping to 5°C. For marrakech weather december and marrakech weather january, pack layers — you’ll need a jacket after sunset. Marrakech weather november remains mild, making it a popular shoulder month. If you’re planning ahead, check the marrakech weather by month averages to align with your activities; sightseeing is far easier in the cooler part of the year.
How accurate are extended Marrakech forecasts?
For planning trips, a weather in marrakesh 10 days outlook is generally reliable for trends. Longer-term views, such as a marrakech weather 15 days or marrakech weather forecast 21 days prediction, should be treated as rough guidance. A marrakech weather 30 days outlook can indicate broad seasonal shifts but won’t pin down exact daily conditions. For current trips, always pair the live forecast above with local updates.
Does it ever snow in Marrakech?
Snow is extremely rare within the city itself, but the nearby Atlas Mountains receive regular snowfall from December to February. You can see snow-capped peaks from Marrakech on clear winter days.
Is Marrakech too hot in August?
Yes, for many visitors. Daytime highs often exceed 40°C, making midday sightseeing uncomfortable. If you visit in August, plan activities for early morning or late evening and stay hydrated.
What should I pack for a November trip?
Light clothing for warm afternoons (around 22°C) and a jacket or jumper for evenings that can drop to 10°C. A scarf is useful for desert excursions and for visiting mosques.
For more travel-friendly forecasts, see our UK weather hub or check conditions in another popular warm-weather destination like Dubai Weather.