Severe flooding in southern Morocco, caused by an 'exceptional' climate phenomenon, has left four people dead and 14 missing since heavy rains began on Friday. The province of Tata, approximately 740 kilometers south of Rabat, has been particularly affected, with eight houses washed away near Tamanart. The region has experienced heavy thunderstorms and significant rainfall due to unstable tropical air masses. Neighboring Algeria has also been impacted, with one person confirmed dead and another missing in the south. The floods have struck regions that have been suffering from drought for six years, making the deluge even more devastating.