Imlili Sebkha Weather
23.330° N, 16.000° W · Oued Ed-Dahab, Morocco
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About this spot
Imlili Sebkha
Imlili Sebkha is a desert salt flat south of Dakhla dotted with hundreds of natural pockets of warm salt water — a geological curiosity and a classic excursion.
Local conditions
- Inland desert climate: hotter days and cooler nights than the coast
- Best visited between October and April when daytime heat is manageable
- Bring water — humidity drops fast a few kilometres away from the ocean
Next 24 hours
Hourly forecast — Imlili Sebkha
Live map
Radar and daylight — Imlili Sebkha
Imlili Sebkha radar
Interactive map by Windy. Drag to pan, use the timeline to animate the forecast — the wind layer is the one that matters most on this coast.
Daylight
Sun in Dakhla
Right now
Conditions in detail
UV index
5.5
Moderate
Pressure
1016 hPa
High — settled
Visibility
14 km
Good
Dew point
17°
Comfortable
Wind direction
NNE
26° · 9 kt
Gusts
29 km/h
16 knots
Air quality
72
Poor · European AQI · PM2.5 49 µg/m³
Air quality is the European AQI from the CAMS model via Open-Meteo — modelled for a grid cell, not measured at a local station. PM values are modelled concentrations in µg/m³. CAMS (Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service) via Open-Meteo.
This is an inland desert location. Marine, tide and kitesurf readings are not shown because they do not apply here.
Data freshness
- Forecast hour
- Last successful fetch
- Dakhla local time
- 20 Sept, 12:43
Open-Meteo refreshes the underlying forecast model roughly once an hour, so a displayed value can be up to about an hour old. This page is cached for up to 15 minutes and rebuilt on the next visit after that, so the fetch time above may be older than your page load.
Sources:Open-Meteo · CAMS (air quality) · WorldTides
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Forecast confidence and limitations
This page shows model output, not measurements. How far ahead a value sits is the clearest guide to how much weight to put on it.
1. Near-term forecast
Today and tomorrow. Timing of the wind build-up and the session window is usually usable for planning a day.
2. Medium-range forecast
Days three to five. The pattern is generally reliable; exact wind strength and hours often shift.
3. Extended outlook
Beyond five days. Treat it as a trend for trip planning, not as a schedule — it will change.
Dakhla's wind is partly thermal: the Sahara heats up inland and pulls ocean air across the peninsula. Fog, the lagoon shore and the dunes all sit inside a single model grid cell of roughly 11 km, so the beach can differ from the grid-cell forecast.
Before going on the water, check the conditions in front of you and with your camp or school.
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