UAE weather: Four days of possible rain, fog and dusty winds
Dubai: The UAE is expected to see partly cloudy skies on Friday, with a chance of rainfall in eastern areas, while fog and mist could affect parts of the country over the coming days, according to the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM). The NCM forecast fair to partly cloudy conditions on Friday, with convective clouds likely to develop over eastern areas in the afternoon, potentially bringing…
UAE weather forecast predicts a four-day period of partly cloudy skies, potential rainfall, fog, and dusty winds. The National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) foresees fair to partly cloudy conditions on Friday, with convective clouds developing over eastern areas in the afternoon that could bring rain. Overnight humidity will rise, increasing the likelihood of fog or mist, particularly in coastal and inland regions.
Light to moderate southeast winds may strengthen to 10-25 km/h with gusts up to 45 km/h, stirring up dust. Similar weather patterns are expected to persist over the weekend, with fair to partly cloudy skies, a chance of convective cloud formation during the day, and possible rain in certain areas. Humidity will again increase on Saturday night and Sunday morning, possibly leading to fog or mist in coastal and inland locations.
Rain-bearing clouds could form over parts of the northern and eastern regions during Sunday's afternoon. Humid conditions are anticipated overnight and into Monday morning, with a possible chance of fog or mist. Monday may experience another round of afternoon showers, especially in eastern and southern regions due to convective cloud development.
Mist may form in some coastal and inland areas overnight and into Tuesday morning, with winds remaining generally light to moderate, occasionally intensifying with cloud activity and leading to blowing dust. Gusts could reach 40 km/h from Saturday through Monday. Sea conditions are expected to remain slight in both the Arabian Gulf and the Oman Sea throughout this period.
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