Monthly weather averages & travel planning

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Updated: March 2026
February is a good time to visit Casablanca (7/10). With 10 daily sunshine hours and only 6 rain days, this month delivers genuinely reliable outdoor conditions, ranking it 8th sunniest of the year in Casablanca. Culture-focused travellers and those who prefer lighter crowds will find February a practical choice, with prices running lower than peak June without sacrificing all the good weather. January offers a similar profile at lower hotel rates if dates are flexible. The main practical note: Casablanca's popular sites are busiest between 10am and 3pm regardless of season. Arriving at opening time or after 4pm makes a significant difference to the experience. Planning tips: accommodation is generally available without long lead times, and flight prices are typically lower than peak season. Flexible travellers will find the best deals by booking 2-4 weeks ahead. Mid-week arrivals consistently unlock lower hotel rates than weekend check-ins.
Visiting Casablanca in February means mild conditions with highs around 18°C. Factor in 6 potential rainy days and 70% average humidity when planning your daily activities.
18°C
64°F
Avg High
9°C
48°F
Avg Low
6 days
39 mm total
Rain Days
10h
per day avg
Sunshine
70%
Moderate
Humidity
The 9°C day-night temperature range is typical for continental climates: a light jacket in the morning that you shed by midday and need again after sunset. Humidity averages 70%, which is comfortable for most visitors. On warmer days, lighter fabrics help with the mild stickiness in the afternoon. The UV index of 2 is low, meaning sun exposure is minimal concern and sunscreen is largely optional. Wind averages 16 km/h, light enough to be refreshing on warm days but noticeable in open coastal areas or elevated viewpoints. In Fahrenheit: 64°F average high, 48°F overnight low. Data sourced from Open-Meteo ERA5 climate reanalysis (1991–2020 normals).
Packing for Casablanca in February means dressing for 18°C days and 9°C evenings. A mid-weight jacket over a sweater handles 18°C daytime temperatures; the combination stays comfortable all day without overheating. Evening temperatures settle at 9°C, a modest 9°C drop that a light cardigan or denim jacket covers. Comfortable walking trainers are the versatile choice for both outdoor sightseeing and indoor venues.
Local tip: Layers are more practical than a single heavy garment in Casablanca. The day-to-evening temperature shift rewards packing a versatile mid-layer you can add or remove as conditions change.
February has no major festivals or public holidays in Casablanca, which is one of its practical advantages for independent travellers. Attractions run at lower capacity than during peak event periods, queues are shorter, and accommodation is easier to find without needing to book many months in advance. Local restaurants, markets, and transport operate at a relaxed pace, making this an ideal time for visitors who prefer a more authentic, unhurried experience of everyday city life rather than large crowds drawn in by a single major headline event.
Based on 18°C average highs and 6 rainy days
In February, the Azores High weakens and retreats southward, allowing Atlantic storm tracks to cross the Mediterranean and bring the city its seasonal rainfall. Temperatures average 18°C during the day and drop to 9°C at night as cold continental air occasionally pushes in from the north. This is the rainy season that keeps the region's landscape green through spring. Climate data: Open-Meteo ERA5 (1991–2020).
Sunshine Hours
The average number of hours per day with direct sunlight. Calculated from satellite measurements. Days with more than 7 hours of sunshine are ideal for outdoor activities. Under 3 hours means overcast conditions dominate.
UV Index
A scale from 0-11+ measuring ultraviolet radiation intensity. UV 0-2: Minimal risk. UV 3-5: Moderate, wear sunscreen. UV 6-7: High, hat and SPF 30+ essential. UV 8-10: Very High, limit midday exposure. UV 11+: Extreme, seek shade between 10am-4pm.
Rain Days
A rain day is counted when precipitation exceeds 0.1mm. This threshold captures even light drizzle. Unlike total rainfall in mm, rain days tells you how often you might need an umbrella, which is useful for planning outdoor activities.
Humidity
Relative humidity as a percentage. Below 40%: Dry, skin and throat may feel parched. 40-60%: Comfortable, ideal for most people. 60-80%: Sticky, light breathable fabrics recommended. Above 80%: Muggy, heat feels more intense; quick-dry clothing is essential.
Casablanca in February
February ranks 8th sunniest of the year in Casablanca, with an average 10 daily sunshine hours. The driest months are July, August, and June. August is the hottest month (30°C avg high); January is the coolest (17°C). From here, temperatures rise 3°C into March. Compared to last month (January: 17°C high, 7 rain days), February is warmer and drier. February sits in the middle of the annual sunshine ranking for Casablanca, offering a reasonable balance of good weather and manageable crowds.
| Month | High | Low | Rain Days | Sun | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | 17°C | 9°C | 7 | 9h | View |
| February | 18°C | 9°C | 6 | 10h | View |
| March | 21°C | 11°C | 7 | 11h | View |
| April | 22°C | 13°C | 5 | 12h | View |
| May | 25°C | 15°C | 4 | 12h | View |
| June | 27°C | 17°C | 1 | 13h | View |
| July | 29°C | 19°C | 0 | 13h | View |
| August | 30°C | 20°C | 0 | 13h | View |
| September | 28°C | 19°C | 2 | 11h | View |
| October | 25°C | 16°C | 5 | 10h | View |
| November | 21°C | 13°C | 7 | 9h | View |
| December | 19°C | 10°C | 7 | 8h | View |
January
7 rain days, 9h sun
February
6 rain days, 10h sun
March
7 rain days, 11h sun
April
5 rain days, 12h sun
May
4 rain days, 12h sun
June
1 rain days, 13h sun
July
0 rain days, 13h sun
August
0 rain days, 13h sun
September
2 rain days, 11h sun
October
5 rain days, 10h sun
November
7 rain days, 9h sun
December
7 rain days, 8h sun
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Data Sources for Casablanca
Climate normals represent 30-year averages (1991-2020). Individual years may vary.