Morocco weather: Orange alert covering 25 provinces

The General Directorate of Meteorology warned of a deterioration in the weather in Morocco on Friday, with the issuance of a special orange level warning bulletin covering 25 provinces and workers in various regions of the Kingdom. The bulletin foresees strong thunderstorms accompanied by cold and wind gusts, in an unstable weather condition repeated since the beginning of autumn. Details of the warning bulletin The Directorate divided the concerned areas into two groups according to the timing of the beginning of the phenomenon and its severity, as shown in the following table: The timing and severity of the weather warnings on Friday according to the authorities Group Timing Expected rainfall amount Rashidiyah, Middlet, Pullman, Jerseif, Fakik, Taourirt from nine in the morning to four in the evening from 20 to 30 mm Khanifra, Ifrane, Haouz, Shishawa, Saragna Castle, Tata, Ouarzazate, Taroudant, Tangier, Zakoura, Khouribka, Settat, Essaouira, Marrakech, Rahamna, Youssoufia, Azilal, Beni Mellal, Faqih Bin Saleh from twelve in the afternoon to midnight The bulletin does not specify an independent quantity, and the same phenomenon expects wide bodies under warning The warning covers 25 provinces and labor extending from The eastern side to Marrakech is Safi and Beni Mellal Khenifra, passing through the Tafilalet shield, in an indication of the breadth of the weather phenomenon this time compared to previous bulletins that were limited to a smaller number of areas. The Directorate recommends caution against the dangers of flash floods and landslides in mountainous areas and the valley, in addition to the difficulty of seeing during windy periods. A recurring context since the beginning of autumn, this bulletin comes a few days after a similar orange alert bulletin included other regions of the Kingdom, in continuation of the state of Aerial stability has characterised recent weeks. The Directorate General of Meteorology advises citizens in the relevant regions to follow developments and deal cautiously with movements, especially in mountainous areas and paths prone to water accumulation.