Dubai: Residents on Friday, September 5, will experience UAE Weather with combination of humorously sunny skies, partly cloudy, and even some long-awaited rain. While cloud formations across some areas of the country may produce rain, thunderstorms, and dusty wind.
- Friday Weather Update Brief
- Rain Expected in UAE
- Dubai Temperature Forecast
- Weather Forecast for Other Cities
- Recent Extreme Temperatures in the UAE
- Thunderstorms and Dust Storms
- Strong Winds and Blowing Dust
- Humidity Levels in the UAE
- Sea Conditions in the UAE
- Travel and Outdoor Caution
- Influence on Everyday Life
According to the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM), the UAE weather forecast will come as good news for Resident who are already exhausted from searing summer temperatures will welcome the forecast as good news and also be reminded to remain vigilant.
Friday Weather Update Brief
Friday’s UAE weather forecast, the NCM has forecasted a possibility of rain-bearing cloud formations moving towards the east and west by the afternoon. The cloud formations possess the capability to produce scattered showers, accompanied by occasional thunder and lightning.
Rain Expected in UAE
Rainfall in the UAE is usually due to convective cloud masses, which form when ascending hot air encounters cooler air higher up. On Friday, such conditions are forecast in the east and west, increasing the chances of rain forecast in UAE—a respite from the searing desert temperature.
Dubai Temperature Forecast
People in Dubai should prepare for blistering heat before any rain relieves them temporarily.
High: 43ºC
Low: 31ºC
The rain will cool things for a while, but slippery roads and poor visibility during storms make drivers keep their guard up.
Weather Forecast for Other Cities
- Abu Dhabi: Temperatures will rise to 44ºC and drop to 29ºC.
- Sharjah: A high of 43ºC and a low of 29ºC is forecasted.
- Ras Al Khaimah & Mountains: Cooler nights are on the cards, particularly in higher areas like Jais Mountain.
Recent Extreme Temperatures in the UAE
Yesterday, the UAE had 47.1ºC in Hamim (Al Dhafra region), with the lowest place being 22.9ºC in Jais Mountain (Ras Al Khaimah). Such broad variations show how geography affects local weather.
Thunderstorms and Dust Storms
The rain expected in UAE, thunderstorms and dust storms are also to be expected. They can cause travel disruptions, lower visibility, and compromise health, particularly for individuals suffering from allergies or respiratory conditions.
Strong Winds and Blowing Dust
The NCM has predicted southeasterly to northeasterly winds that can reach 45 km/h. These can churn up sand and dust, and driving would be dangerous in open country.
Humidity Levels in the UAE
Humidity will be particularly high along the coast, between 75% and 90%, and mountainous areas can expect 60% to 80%. During nighttime, residents can anticipate mist and fog formation, especially in areas inland.
Sea Conditions in the UAE
For people who plan outdoor or sea activities:
Arabian Gulf: Slight to moderate waves
Oman Sea: Typically slight conditions
Even if the seas are generally calm, unexpected weather changes may still affect water safety.
Travel and Outdoor Caution
Driving rain or sandstorms calls for increased vigilance. Citizens should:
- Slow down and leave safe distances on wet or dusty roads
- Avoid swimming when there are unstable marine conditions
- Keep themselves informed of live weather news from NCM
Influence on Everyday Life
The fluctuating weather may cause minor inconveniences to outdoor activities, travels, and even regular commutes. Though rainfall is a welcome respite from scorching Dubai heat, it also raises the possibility of slippery roads and poor visibility.
