As the UAE is into the weekends, you can look forward to relatively pleasant weather marked by partly cloudy skies with a drop in temperature on the UAE weather. Additionally, there is a chance of light to moderate rainfall across several regions of the country.
The National Center of Meteorology (NCM) and AccuWeather has provided an updated forecast for the UAE’s weather, offering a detailed outlook on temperature changes, humidity levels, and the chances of rainfall.
NCM’s Official Forecast on the UAE weather
The NCM has released a detailed forecast that indicates a partly cloudy conditions across the emirates. Moreover, rain-bearing convective clouds might develop throughout the day. Here is the list of areas where the chances of these formations are going to be high:
- Eastern regions like Fujairah
- Inland cities, including Al Ain
- Coastal areas and western islands
Notably, these clouds are the result of the surface being heavy and appear as a cotton-like structure stakes in the sky. Often, they lead to scattered rainfall in some areas of the nation. The NCM is closely monitoring these formations to signal the possibility of localized showers by afternoon.
Weather Details from Meteorological Experts
Experts have highlighted that today’s weather is influenced by the change in surface temperature that has resulted in a slight drop in temperature. The following are the details from the NCM regarding the UAE weather:
- Maximum temperatures will range between 40°C and 47°C in inland areas.
- Mountainous regions will enjoy slightly cooler weather.
- Humidity is expected to remain high, especially in the internal and coastal zones, ranging between 70% to 85%.
This type of weather is common in the summer season of this country. However. It can cause discomfort despite a minor relief from the peak heat.
AccuWeather Forecast for Dubai
- Morning temperature: 37°C
- High temperature: 43°C
- Real-feel temperature: Up to 48°C
- Night low: Around 35°C
- Conditions: Hazy sunshine with high humidity
AccuWeather Forecast for Abu Dhabi
- Morning temperature: 35°C
- Forecasted high: 45°C
- Real-feel temperature: Also up to 48°C
- Night low: 34°C
- Wind and Dust: Light to moderate winds with occasional strong gusts may cause blowing dust during the day
Abu Dhabi and Dubai in the UAE will experience a very warm evening. It means that they will continue the high nighttime lows trends generally during the summer months in the UAE.
What Residents Should Know
The weather conditions of today have to call the residents and tourists to take precautionary actions to be safe in the weather fluctuation. So, it would be best to follow the helpful tips we mentioned below:
- Despite the rain and temperature drop, you should stay hydrated and drink plenty of water during these weather conditions.
- You should avoid prolonged outdoor activities during the peak afternoon hours.
- It would be best to wear light clothing and apply sunscreen to reduce the sun exposure risks.
- If you are living in the eastern and inland region of the country, you should keep umbrella or rain gears in hand because of the increased chances of scattered showers.
- Motorists should also be prepared and alert because there is a chance of reduced visibility due to the blowing dust.
Winds & Humidity Outlook
The NCM has noted that light to moderate winds might become strong over the sea, which could contribute to dust and haze in the region. Moreover, there is also a chance of increased humidity in the coastal areas, which makes the conditions feel hotter than the actual temperature in the region.
Cloud Cover Brings a Temporary Break from the Heat
This weekend, the UAE weather is taking a temporary turn towards pleasant conditions. It could bring a welcome break from the intense heat, especially in regions like Al Ain and Fujairah. Notably, the daytime temperature will remain high as usual. However, the presence of the clouds and scattered showers could make the day more bearable for most people.
At last, we recommend you to stay updated with the real-time alerts from National Center of Meteorology and weather apps like AccuWeather for the latest updates.
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