Agadir Weather

Agadir enjoys a mild subtropical climate with over 300 days of sunshine a year. The live forecast above shows current conditions, but year-round daytime temperatures typically range from 20°C in winter to 30°C in summer, making it a reliable winter-sun destination. Sea breezes keep heat comfortable even in August.

What does the live forecast show for Agadir today?

The live conditions above give you the most up-to-date information on temperature, cloud cover and wind for Agadir. Because coastal Agadir can be breezy, checking the wind speed is useful if you plan beach time or outdoor dining. The forecast is updated regularly, so consult it before making day-to-day plans.

Agadir weather by month and season

Agadir’s climate is split into a warm, dry summer and a mild, slightly wetter winter. The Atlantic Ocean keeps extremes at bay – sea temperatures remain pleasant for swimming from June through October.

Spring (March to May)

Spring brings rising temperatures and very low rainfall. March averages 22°C highs, climbing to 24°C in April and 26°C in May. Nights are cool (12–15°C). Sea temperatures start at 17°C in March and reach 19°C by May – a wetsuit may still be welcome.

Summer (June to August)

June through August are hot but not oppressive thanks to the Atlantic breeze. Highs are 27–30°C; August is the hottest month. Sea temperatures peak at 23°C. Rainfall is virtually zero. The live forecast above will show the afternoon breeze that often picks up around 3pm.

Autumn (September to November)

September remains warm with highs of 29°C and a sea temperature of 22°C – perfect for swimming. October and November see highs of 27°C and 23°C respectively. November brings the first real chance of rain (around 40mm).

Winter (December to February)

Winter is Agadir’s coolest but still pleasant season. Agadir weather in January and February sees daytime highs of 20–21°C and overnight lows of 8–10°C. Agadir weather December is similar, with highs around 21°C. Sea temperatures drop to 16–17°C, so swimming may need a wetsuit. Rainfall is highest in December and January but still modest (around 40–50mm per month).

Best months to visit Agadir

For warm, dry weather and comfortable sea temperatures, the best months are May, June, September and October. July and August can feel hot for some, though the breeze helps. Agadir in April and November are good shoulder months – April offers spring blooms and low crowds; November has warmish days but a higher rain chance. Winter (December–February) is ideal for escaping northern Europe’s cold, but pack a jacket for evenings.

What to pack for Agadir

Pack lightweight cotton clothing for daytime – shorts, T‑shirts, a sun hat and sunglasses. Even in summer, a light sweater or pashmina is useful for breezy evenings. In winter (especially weather in Agadir in January and February), add a fleece or jacket for nights and early mornings. Swimwear is fine year-round, but a wetsuit top may extend swimming comfort in December and January. Sunscreen and a reusable water bottle are essential year-round.

How to get a longer-range view of Agadir’s weather

If you are planning a trip, the 10-day forecast is reliable for the immediate outlook. For broader planning, look at the agadir weather 14 days and agadir weather 30 day trends available from major meteorological services – though accuracy falls off after 10 days. Many travellers check agadir weather bbc for its accessible layout, or refer to our UK weather hub for comparison with home conditions. For a different Moroccan perspective, see Marrakech Weather, which is hotter and more continental.

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