Morocco in November: Weather, Crowds & What to Expect
Climate Map for November
Average temperature across Morocco in November.
City Weather in November
| City | High | Low | Rain | UV | Feels |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Casablanca | 21° | 11° | 55 mm | moderate | Cool |
| Rabat | 20° | 11° | 64 mm | moderate | Cool |
| Fez, Morocco | 20° | 9° | 72 mm | moderate | Cool |
| Tangier | 20° | 13° | 124 mm | moderate | Cool |
| Marrakesh | 21° | 11° | 30 mm | moderate | Cool |
| Salé | 20° | 11° | 66 mm | moderate | Cool |
| Agadir | 23° | 13° | 25 mm | moderate | Cool |
High / low are average daily temperatures (°C). “Feels” reflects how hot or cold it feels, allowing for humidity.
Northern Morocco & the Rif (Tangier, Tetouan, Chefchaouen)
November brings wetter weather from Atlantic lows and temperatures fall toward 12-16°C on the coast; mountains see colder conditions and possible early snow. Roadside rivers and waterfalls swell - a dramatic time for photographers, but some rural tracks may become muddy or closed. Hotels cut rates off-season, so it’s a good time for quieter cultural visits if you pack for damp, cool weather.
Atlantic Coast & Casablanca Plain (Rabat, Casablanca, Essaouira, El Jadida)
November cools toward the mid‑teens Celsius and Atlantic storms become more frequent, producing blustery, wet days and occasional rough seas. Some coastal roads can be slippery after heavy rain but services and ferries remain regular; it’s a quieter month for museums and markets. Bring waterproof footwear and layers, and avoid planning small-boat excursions on unsettled days.
The High Atlas & Marrakech Plain (Marrakech, Ouarzazate, Oukaïmeden)
November cools toward the mid‑teens Celsius on the plains and the first significant rains can arrive late in the month, while the High Atlas gets its first snows. The red city quiets and midweek hotel deals appear; however, mountain passes may start to see closures after heavy storms. Travelers should keep flexible mountain plans and pack for varied conditions if combining Marrakech with higher-altitude treks.
Middle Atlas & Inland Highlands (Ifrane, Azrou, Midelt, Cedar forests)
November brings cooler, wetter weather and the first significant snowfalls at higher elevations toward month-end; some mountain roads may close after heavy storms. This is a quiet month for tourism, with cozy local guesthouses welcoming visitors seeking solitude and traditional cuisine. Pack waterproofs and sturdy footwear and plan for shorter daylight and variable alpine conditions.
Souss-Massa & Agadir Coast (Agadir, Taghazout, Tiznit)
November is mild and pleasant, with daytime temperatures typically in the high teens to low 20s°C and the first chance of occasional rain. Migratory birds pause in nearby wetlands and parks, making it an attractive month for nature trips. Hotels offer off-season deals, and evenings are comfortable with a light sweater - sea swimming is cooler but still possible on warm days.
The Moroccan Sahara & Southeast (Merzouga, Zagora, Erg Chebbi, Erg Chigaga)
November cools to enjoyable daytime temperatures in the low to mid‑20s°C and crisp nights that can drop to near freezing in some camps. The clear, dry air and comfortable daytime warmth make it one of the most popular months for visiting the dunes and oases. Bring warm sleeping layers for desert nights and expect high demand for traditional-style camps and guided expeditions.