Residents of the United Arab Emirates can expect the possibility of precipitation on Saturday, August 8th. The National Meteorology Department (NCM) predicts the formation of convective clouds in various parts of the country.
The weather in the UAE on Saturday is expected to be clear or partly cloudy. Convective clouds are likely to develop over some eastern and southern territories, and then spread to the interior regions, leading to a chance of rain.
Despite the forecast of downpours, temperatures will remain high, reaching up to 49°C in some places. The maximum temperature in Dubai is expected to be 45°C, and in Abu Dhabi it may reach 46°C.
The wind will be light to moderate, blowing from southeast to northeast. With cloud activity, the wind may strengthen to fresh or strong, which could potentially cause dust to rise. Wind speeds are expected to be between 10 and 25 km/h, but may increase to reach 50 km/h.
The sea in the Arabian Gulf and the Oman Sea will be calm.
According to the forecast from the National Center of Meteorology (NCM), the weather in the UAE is expected to be clear or partly cloudy on Monday, August 3.
There is a possibility of convective cloud formation in the east and south, which will lead to precipitation in the afternoon. A light to moderate southeast or northeast wind of 10–25 km/h is expected, which may occasionally increase to 40 km/h.
The sea in the Arabian Gulf and the Oman Sea will be calm. Overall temperatures across the country are predicted to reach a maximum of 48°C, with a minimum temperature of 25°C.
In major cities such as Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah, daytime temperatures will be 46°C, and nighttime temperatures will be 34°C, 33°C, and 32°C, respectively. Humidity levels in Dubai will fluctuate between 25 and 85 percent, in Abu Dhabi between 33 and 46 percent, and in Sharjah between 32 and 46 percent.
Residents of the UAE should expect further rain until August 6, as the expansion of the surface low-pressure system from the east will affect weather conditions. Furthermore, the weather will depend on the expansion of a weak upper atmospheric low-pressure system.
From August 2 to August 6, convective cloud formation is expected in some parts of the country, carrying the possibility of precipitation. Ahmed Habib, an NCM meteorologist, explained the possible cause of the rains during the hot summer in the UAE in a recent interview with Khaleej Times, suggesting that the ongoing El Niño wave might be the reason.
On Saturday, August 1st, clear and partly cloudy weather is forecast across the United Arab Emirates. In the afternoon, cloud development is expected over the eastern and southern parts of the country.
According to data from the National Center of Meteorology (NCM), the amount of cloud cover will increase by the end of the day, especially in the eastern and southern regions, while most of the country should maintain clear weather.
The wind will be light to moderate, initially blowing from the southeast and then gradually shifting to the northwest. Wind speeds are expected to be between 10 and 20 km/h, occasionally increasing up to 35 km/h.
Sea conditions in the Arabian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman will remain minor. Previously, on July 31st, the highest temperature recorded in the country was 49.6°C in Sweihan (Al Ain) at 13:45 UAE local time.
For Saturday, maximum temperatures are predicted to reach up to 47°C in Abu Dhabi with a minimum of 30°C. Dubai is expected to have a temperature range from 31°C to 46°C, and Sharjah from 30°C to 46°C.
Earlier, the UAE experienced a peak of current rainy weather on Thursday, when recent precipitation brought relief to residents amidst the intense summer heat. The current weather system is expected to begin weakening and moving south starting Friday. The meteorological authority warned of possible convective cloud formation in some eastern and southern areas until 20:00 on Friday.
According to a bulletin issued by the National Center of Meteorology (NCM), residents of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) should expect rainy weather on July 28th.
There is a possibility of convective cloud formation in the eastern and inland areas, while overall the weather will be moderately clear or partly cloudy.
In Abu Dhabi, the air temperature will range from 31°C to 41°C, and in Dubai, it will fluctuate between 32°C and 40°C. The humidity level in both cities is forecast to be in the range of 35% to 80%.
Light to moderate winds are expected to blow from the southeast or northwest at speeds of 10 to 25 km/h, with the possibility of reaching 45 km/h. NCM added that if the wind strengthens to fresh or strong, it may cause dust lifting. The sea in the Arabian Gulf and the Oman Sea will be calm.
