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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Current UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
In November, Morocco delivers mild, sunny days around 20–25°C (68–77°F) in Marrakech and along the coast, making it one of the best months for sightseeing without the summer heat. Evenings cool off, so a light jacket is wise.
Refer to the live forecast above for current conditions in your chosen city – Marrakech, Agadir or Fès – as coastal and inland spots can differ by a few degrees.
Is November a good month to visit Morocco?
Yes. November sits in Morocco’s shoulder season, with comfortable temperatures for exploring medinas, the Atlas foothills and Atlantic beaches. It’s drier than October in the south, though the north (Tangier, Chefchaouen) sees more cloud and occasional rain. School holidays are quiet, so accommodation is good value.
Where is the hottest place in Morocco in November?
Agadir and the southern Atlantic coast regularly hit 24–27°C by day, making it the hottest part of the country. Inland, the pre‑Saharan oasis of Zagora can also reach 25°C, but nights drop sharply. Marrakech averages around 22°C – warm enough for short sleeves in the sun.
What should I pack for Morocco in November?
Daytime layers – T‑shirts, long trousers and a fleece or light jacket for evenings. A scarf for dusty winds and a rain jacket if you’re visiting the north. Comfortable walking shoes are essential for medinas.
Does it rain a lot in Morocco in November?
Not usually. The south and the Atlantic coast (Agadir, Essaouira) see fewer than 5 rainy days on average. The Rif and Atlas mountains can be wetter, but overall November is a dry month for most tourist destinations.
How does November compare to October in Morocco?
October is a little warmer (especially early in the month) and slightly wetter in the north. By November, crowds thin out and hotel prices drop. The Marrakech Weather page shows how the two months stack up.
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If you’re planning a trip, check our UK weather hub for departure conditions, and remember that Morocco weather November winter is mild, not cold – ideal for a winter escape.