I got dees broads ova heah, dey're fuh-kin bootiful, not fo nottin, but they ain't got id's. I'm tryin ta get one of dem on my brasciole heah, you wanna help me out and get dem inside the club comped? i'm tryin ta make a good impression, ya kno what i mean huh ::gives a witty punch to the shoulder and pops colar::.
During these months, the evening and night temperatures will drop down to the upper 40âs and lower 50âs. The wettest months of the year are November, December and January. But even during these months, it will only rain one out of five days on average. It never snows in Casablanca, even during the coldest winter days. The driest months of the year are June, July and August, during which time it will rarely, if ever rain.
Generally, Morocco's climate is moderate and subtropical, cooled by breezes off the Atlantic and Mediterranean. In the interior the temperatures are more extreme, winters can be fairly cold and the summers very hot. In fact, the further you go from the ocean the more extreme winter and summer temperatures become. The most pleasant time to visit Morocco is in the spring and autumn, when the weather is warm and dry. Average summer temperatures in the coastal cities, range from 64-82 Â°F (18- 28Â°C). In the interior, however, highs frequently exceed 95Â°F (35Â°C). Weather along the coastal region is tempered by the Mediterranean in the North and the Atlantic Ocean along Moroccoâs Western coast near Casablanca and Essaouira. Average daily temperatures range from about 54Â°F (12Â°C) in winter (Dec-Mar), to 77Â°F (25Â°C) and higher in summer (Jun-Sep).