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Weather Alert Morocco: Severe Thunderstorms & Strong Winds – Tuesday 28 April 2026
⚠️ ORANGE VIGILANCE – WEATHER ALERT

Morocco Weather Alert: Severe Thunderstorms, Strong Winds & Hail – Tuesday 28 April 2026

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The Moroccan National Meteorological Directorate has issued an orange vigilance alert for this Tuesday, 28 April 2026, due to severe thunderstorms accompanied by strong wind gusts and local hail. The situation particularly affects Marrakech and Tangier as well as several other provinces. Thunderstorms are expected from 2:00 PM to 11:00 PM.

🔴 Vigilance level: ORANGE (level 3/4) – Rainfall accumulations estimated between 30 and 40 mm in affected areas. Risk of hail, strong gusts and high rain intensity.

⛈️ Weather alert details: thunderstorms and strong winds

According to the latest weather maps, a severe thunderstorm outbreak will affect the country starting this afternoon. The severe thunderstorms will bring wind gusts reaching 70 to 80 km/h locally (especially in thunderstorm areas), hail and high rainfall intensities. The cities of Marrakech and Tangier are at the center of the orange vigilance zone.

💨 Powerful wind gusts

Strong winds with gusts between 60 and 80 km/h near thunderstorms. In Tangier, Marrakech and Beni Mellal, gusts may be locally stronger.

🌧️ Thunderstorm rain and hail

Between 30 and 40 mm of rain expected in a short period, which may cause local runoff. Risk of hail over mountainous areas and inland regions.

📍 Cities affected by orange vigilance (severe thunderstorms)

  • Marrakech – orange thunderstorm alert
  • Tangier – thunderstorms and strong gusts
  • Beni Mellal
  • Khouribga
  • Khémisset
  • Azilal
  • Rehamna
  • Al Haouz
  • El Kelâa des Sraghna
  • Settat
  • Chefchaouen (up to 30 mm of rain)
  • Al Hoceïma

Regarding the weather in Tangier: very unstable conditions with moderate to heavy thundery showers. For weather in Marrakech: gradual deterioration during the afternoon, then possible severe thunderstorms in the evening. Casablanca, Rabat and Fès may experience isolated showers and moderate winds.

📢 Official recommendations

The National Meteorological Directorate urges extreme caution, especially on roads near thunderstorm zones. It is advised to avoid approaching rivers and streams, not to park under trees or billboards, and to secure objects sensitive to wind. The public is encouraged to follow live updates of Morocco’s weather via official channels.

🔗 To follow thunderstorm developments and alerts: Official Moroccan Weather ServiceMAP News.

❓ FAQ – Severe thunderstorm alert 28 April 2026

Orange vigilance (level 3 out of 4) means that dangerous weather phenomena (severe thunderstorms, heavy rain, hail or strong winds) are expected. You need to be very cautious and stay informed of the situation’s evolution.
The main impact concerns Marrakech, Tangier, Beni Mellal and the listed provinces. Casablanca and Rabat may experience isolated showers and moderate winds, but no orange vigilance has been issued for them.
You can follow the official weather apps, the National Meteorology Directorate’s social media accounts, or our WhatsApp channel below.
According to the current weather alert, severe thunderstorms are expected from 2:00 PM to 11:00 PM this Tuesday, 28 April 2026.
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In summary: A severe thunderstorm outbreak is affecting Morocco this Tuesday 28 April with orange vigilance for Marrakech and Tangier in particular. Heavy rain, hail and wind gusts are expected. Follow the weather in real time and respect safety instructions. Stay tuned to Salil News for any further developments.

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