Does it rain in Morocco in April?

April in Morocco is mostly dry and mild, but you can get occasional showers, especially in the north, the Atlas Mountains and along the coast, while the south and desert stay largely rain-free. Overall it’s one of the best months to visit, with warm days, cool evenings and green landscapes.

Expect pleasant temperatures in the low-to-mid 20s°C in the cities, cooler in the mountains where spring rain and lingering snow on the peaks are possible, and comfortably warm in the desert. Pack a light layer and a compact rain jacket just in case.

Rain rarely disrupts a trip in April and passes quickly, leaving clear skies and wildflowers. It’s a shoulder-season sweet spot — comfortable weather without the summer heat or winter chill.