Morocco February Climate Guide

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February in Morocco brings a unique blend of climates, making packing for this trip quite an adventure. In cities like Marrakech, daytime temperatures feel pleasantly warm, hovering around ##20°C (68°F)##, but don't let that fool you. Once the sun dips, evenings can get surprisingly chilly, often dropping to ##8°C (46°F)##. So, layering becomes your best friend.

Heading over to the Sahara Desert, expect clear, sunny days with temperatures similar to Marrakech, but nights are a different story. Temperatures can plummet to near freezing. Yes, even in the desert, you'll need that warm jacket you debated bringing.

Now, if mountains call your name, the Atlas Mountains in February are a sight to behold, covered in snow. Here, temperatures can be quite cold, especially at higher elevations, making it perfect for winter sports enthusiasts.

Coastal cities like Casablanca or Essaouira offer milder weather, with daytime temperatures around ##17°C (63°F)##, but with a brisk ocean breeze that might warrant a cozy sweater.

Rainfall? Yes, there's some, particularly in northern and coastal regions, but it's usually light and won't ruin your plans. Just pack an umbrella or a waterproof jacket, and you're good to go.

So, February in Morocco? It's a mix of warm days, cold nights, and a bit of rain, with each region offering its own unique weather experience. Pack smart, and you'll enjoy every bit of it.