UAE Weather Forecast: Temperatures May Reach 45°C as Fog and Mist Continue

The UAE weather is expected to remain hot over the coming days, with temperatures reaching up to 45°C in some inland areas on Thursday. The National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) also expects fog and mist to return at times through Monday, especially in coastal and internal areas.

Thursday will be mostly sunny, with a few brief bouts of cloudiness. Humidity is likely to climb tonight and into Friday morning, potentially resulting in fog or mist in some regions.

UAE Weather: Temperatures to Reach 45°C

Inland portions of the UAE might expect temperatures between 42°C and 45°C on Thursday. Along the coast and islands, temperatures are forecast to range from 37°C to 42°C.

Mountain areas will be colder, with temperatures anticipated between 29°C and 35°C. Relative humidity could soar to as high as 90 per cent throughout coastal and interior regions.

Winds are forecast to stay low to moderate. They could attain speeds of up to 35km/h in interior and hilly locations. Sea conditions in both the Arabian Gulf and Oman Sea are forecast to remain mild.

UAE Weather Forecast for Friday and the Weekend

The NCM predicts temperatures to climb slightly on Friday. The weather will continue largely fair, with occasional intervals of partial overcast.

Humidity will rise overnight and into Saturday morning. This might again bring fog or mist to several coastal and inside locations.

Saturday is also forecast to stay largely fair to partly overcast. Fog or mist may develop again overnight and into the early hours of Sunday. Winds might reach speeds of roughly 30km/h.

A shift in weather conditions is forecast on Sunday and Monday. Clouds are anticipated to form over eastern sections of the UAE and might become convective throughout the afternoon.

Humid weather are predicted to remain overnight during this period. As a result, certain coastal and interior locations might again encounter fog or mist during the early morning hours.

Sea conditions are likely to remain modest in both the Arabian Gulf and the Oman Sea during the forecast period.