Week 10
Week 10 Morocco experiences several types of extreme weather, and the country has implemented a variety of warning systems and mitigation strategies to protect its population. Here’s a breakdown: Extreme Weather in Morocco: Some extreme weather that Morocco faces are Heat Waves. Morocco, especially inland and southern regions like Marrakech and the Sahara, can face extremely high temperatures in summer, often exceeding 45°C (113°F). Next, Morocco faces Flooding during the heavy seasonal rains, especially in the Atlas Mountains and urban areas, it can often cause flash floods. Dry riverbeds (wadis) can suddenly flood, and poor drainage systems in cities like Casablanca can worsen the impact. Next Droughts long-term drought is a recurring challenge, affecting water supply, agriculture, and food security. This is particularly serious for rural communities dependent on farming. Also some parts of Morocco face Snowstorms and Cold Snaps. In mountainous regions like the High Atlas, heavy sn...