The Moroccan climate is semi-desert, semi-continental, and rainfall is irregular, rare and sometimes violent. It is the rain that defines a good year, when crops will be satisfactory.
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Rain is not very frequent in Morocco, and is often brutal, turning streets and roads into torrents before the earth can absorb it.
Rain can be dangerous in Morocco, especially in the south where wadis swell very suddenly and overflow their banks.
