What's the highest temperature in Morocco?

The highest temperature in Morocco is the brick-red ancient city of Marrakech, which belongs to the hot desert climate, with the highest temperature of 35 degrees.

The Kingdom of Morocco is an Arab country in northwest Africa, bordering Algeria in the east and southeast, Western Sahara in the south, Atlantic Ocean in the west and Spain and Portugal across the sea in the north.

Morocco has a diverse climate, with the Mediterranean climate in the north, hot and dry in summer and mild and humid in winter. 65438+ 10 monthly average temperature 12℃, July 22 ~ 24℃. The precipitation is 300 ~ 800 mm.

The climate in subtropical mountainous areas in central China is mild and humid, and the temperature varies with altitude. The average annual temperature in the foothills is about 20℃. Precipitation varies from 300mm to1400mm.

The eastern and southern regions have a tropical desert climate with an average annual temperature of about 20℃. The annual precipitation is below 250 mm, and less than 100 mm in the southern region. There is often a dry and hot "Shiroko Peak" in summer.

Because the Atlas Mountain, which obliquely runs through the whole territory, has blocked the invasion of the heat wave in the southern Sahara desert, Morocco has a pleasant climate and lush flowers and trees all the year round, and has won the reputation of "a cool place under the scorching sun". Morocco is a picturesque country and enjoys the reputation of "North African Garden".