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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Story Native weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Essaouira’s weather is defined by its exposed Atlantic coast, giving mild temperatures year-round and near‑constant cool breezes – the live forecast above shows today’s conditions, with averages rarely straying far from 18‑25°C.
What is the best time to visit Essaouira?
Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) offer the most comfortable balance of warmth and gentle winds. Summer can be breezier, while winter stays mild – check essaouira weather december for cool, sunny days around 17‑20°C. If you’re planning ahead, essaouira weather january and essaouira weather february are similar, with lows near 12°C and little rain.
How windy is Essaouira?
The city is famous for its reliable trade winds, especially from June to September. This makes it a global kitesurfing and windsurfing destination, but it also keeps the air fresh even in high summer. Those checking weather in essaouira 10 days or essaouira weather 14 days will often see wind speeds of 15–25 knots, tapering off in winter.
Does it rain much in Essaouira?
No – Essaouira has a semi‑arid climate. Most rain falls between November and February, with essaouira weather april and summer months typically dry. Light showers are brief and often followed by sun.
What is the sea temperature like?
The Atlantic stays cool, ranging from 16°C in winter to 22°C in late summer. Wetsuits are recommended for swimming or surfing outside July and August.
How can I check a longer forecast?
For a quick outlook, the live forecast above covers several days. For detailed planning, you can also look up essaouira weather 15 days or essaouira weather by month to compare seasonal averages.
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Compare Essaouira’s coastal climate with other cities on our UK weather hub or see how it stacks up against the 10 day weather forecast UK for context on British temperatures.