UAE Weather Update: Cooler Days and Scattered Showers Ahead

UAE Weather: The National Centre of Meteorology (NCM)  has forecast separate rain and slightly cooler weather across parts of the country from Monday, tomorrow. However, Rakna, Al Ain, reported the season’s coolest temperature of 22.7°C on Sunday morning.

As per the NCM, Monday will initiate with humidity, especially along the coastal areas. Moreover, there is also a possibility of light fog creation at dawn. In addition, clouds will gather over the northern and coastal region with chances of light rainfall.

 However, winds are expected to change from the southwest to northwest, which could strengthen up to 35 km/hr. In addition, the Arabian Gulf and the Sea of Oman will stay normal in wave activity to ensure calm seas for maritime activities.

Total Lunar Eclipse Captivates the UAE

On Sunday evening, the UAE experienced its first total lunar eclipse in about seven years, aside from the weather change. Ibrahim Al Jarwan, the Emirates Astronomical Society chairman, confirmed the last such eclipse occurred in 2018. Now, observers expect to see the next eclipse in winter 2029. So, residents should enjoy a rare celestial event because it is a significant astronomical change for the region. 

UAE Weather Outlook for the Week

• Tuesday, 9 September: Partly to mostly cloudy skies with a likelihood of convective clouds creation over eastern areas by afternoon. Fog or mist might come overnight into Wednesday in western regions. Winds could freshen up to 40 km/h, while seas remain calm.
• Wednesday, 10 September: Similar partly cloudy to cloudy conditions with chances of afternoon rain in the east. Humidity is likely overnight into Thursday morning.
• Thursday, 11 September: Mostly fair to partly cloudy weather, with clouds creation eastward in the afternoon. Overnight humidity will persist in western areas. Winds may reach 35 km/h. Hence, it will keep the conditions of the seas slightly to moderately.

Safety Advisory for the UAE Weather 

Residents should get prepared for the intermittent showers, cooler mornings, and humid nights across the United Arab Emirates (UAE).  Moreover, outdoor activities are going to be more favorable due to calm seas and moderate winds across the country throughout this week. 

However, motorists should stay alert during the early morning hours because mist and fog could affect the visibility in the region. In short, residents should stay prepared for the long-awaited relief from the scorching summer. 

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