ClimateMorocco has two climatic zones (1.) a Mediterranean climate in the north and central areas, (2.) A semi-arid climate which is predominant in the pre-Sahara region.
After reading the blog, and when I was there in the North of Morocco, it seems Morocco had different climate in a year in different areas, and to go to South of Country, which month is better for holidays.
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If you're planning to travel to the Sahara Desert and you would like to hop on a camel, I think that the best time is the autumn and the early spring. Summer in the Sahara Desert is very hot and the temperatures average are around 45°C and you'll need to keep with you a good jacket because nights in the desert get much colder. During March and April you have a good chance of dealing with sandstorms as the Sirocco.
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