Agadir
- Day
- 23.5°C
- Sea
- 18.6°C
- Sun
- 6.6h
- Rain days
- 3
Your November weather guide
November is a good month for Morocco if you want warm afternoons rather than dependable swimming weather. Country averages of 23°C by day and 11°C at night make light daytime clothing and an evening layer a sensible combination. The sea averages 19°C, so swimming may feel chilly. Choose Agadir for warmer evenings and fewer rainy days, or Marrakech if you prefer time inland and do not mind a sharper drop in temperature after sunset.
Long-term climate averages, not a forecast · 1991-2020
Morocco, month by month
Turn up the warmth
Ranked by average daytime high. The full comparison is in the table below.
All 2 places we track in Morocco, ordered by daytime high.
Daytime highs across Morocco in November run from 21.8°C (Marrakech) to 23.5°C (Agadir). Even in Agadir only 34% of days reach 25°C. Nights average 11.1°C; the coldest 10% of nights in Marrakech fall to 4°C or below.
Expect around 4 rainy days (1 mm or more) in November, with Agadir the driest (3 days) and Marrakech the wettest (5 days). The wettest November at Agadir between 1991 and 2020 was 2014 with 236 mm; the driest was 1998 with 0 mm.
The sea averages 18.6°C around Morocco in November. That is bracing: fine for a dip, cool for long swims.
Around 6.5 hours of sunshine a day on average, out of 10.4 hours of daylight (sunshine estimated from cloud cover).
November is the 9th warmest month of the twelve in Morocco. It is 4.4°C cooler than October and 2.8°C cooler in December. The hottest month here is July (34°C) and the coolest January (19°C).
Based on the averages: light layers - warm in the sun, cooler in the shade; a warm layer for evenings, when it drops to around 11°C; a light waterproof for the odd shower; swimwear if you do not mind a bracing 19°C sea.
Within 1.5°C of Morocco's November daytime average: Hong Kong (24°C, sea 24°C), Gran Canaria (23°C, sea 22°C), La Gomera (23°C, sea 22°C), Sydney (23°C, sea 20°C), Tenerife (23°C, sea 23°C). See the full ranking for November.
Agadir is the warmer choice among these destinations, averaging 24°C by day and 14°C at night. That suits travellers who want to spend time outside without planning everything around intense heat, though midday can still feel hot. Days above 25°C account for 34% of November days, so pack light clothing as well as a layer for later. With 3 rainy days on average, rain is less of a consideration here than in Marrakech, but keep some flexibility in your plans. The catch is the sea: at 19°C, it is better suited to swimmers comfortable with cool water than anyone expecting a warm dip.
Marrakech suits travellers who value comfortable daytime temperatures more than warm nights. Its average daytime temperature of 22°C makes November a reasonable choice for spending time outdoors, with a light layer you can remove as the day warms up. Evenings need more thought: the night average is 8°C, so do not pack as though the afternoon warmth will last. Bring a jumper and jacket, particularly if you plan to stay outside after dark. There are 5 rainy days on average, making a waterproof layer useful too. Compared with Agadir, the trade-off is cooler days, much cooler nights and a greater chance of rain disrupting outdoor plans.
A little more detail
Plain answers, grounded in the averages.
Agadir is the warmest of the 2 places we track in Morocco in November with an average high of 23.5°C; Marrakech is the coolest at 21.8°C.
Not really: the warmest sea we track in Morocco in November is 18.6°C at Agadir, below the 22°C most people find comfortable.
Morocco averages 23°C by day, compared with London's 10°C. That makes it a good choice for daytime warmth, but not for leaving all your warmer clothes behind: Morocco's country average falls to 11°C at night.
Morocco averages 6.5 hours of sunshine and 4 rainy days in November, so outdoor plans are a reasonable focus. Keep a flexible option for wet weather rather than assuming every day will be dry. Agadir has fewer average rainy days than Marrakech.
The sea averages 19°C, including at Agadir. Swimming is an option if you are comfortable with cool water, but this is not a strong choice for warm-sea holidays. Choose the coast for mild daytime weather rather than guaranteed swimming comfort.
ERA5-Land climate reanalysis via Open-Meteo (11 km grid), 1991-2020
Averages computed from daily values at 2 destination points.Records are the highest and lowest daily values in that 30-year period, not all-time records. These are climate averages, not a forecast for your trip. How we measure holiday weather