UAE to experience rise in temperature in coming days, predicts NCM
- Last updated: May 28, 2025 | 22:58
Temperature is expected to rise on Thursday, while the weather will be clear in general and partly cloudy at times in the east but will be humid at night and on Friday morning in some coastal areas, according to the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM).
Light to moderate northeasterly to northwesterly winds will blow, turning to active and dust-stirring at times during the day at 10 to 25 and up to 35 km/h, while the sea will have regular waves in the Arabian Gulf and the Sea of Oman, the NCM said.
The expected maximum temperature would range between 33 and 47 degrees Celsius and the minimum between 23 and 32 degrees Celsius, it added.
Friday’s weather is expected to be clear to partly cloudy but will be humid at night and on Saturday morning in some coastal areas. Light to moderate southeasterly to northwesterly winds will blow, turning to active at 10 to 25 and up to 40 km/h, while the sea will have regular to moderate waves but will become gradually rough on Saturday morning in the western Arabian Gulf compared to regular waves in the Sea of Oman.
Saturday’s weather is expected to be clear to partly cloudy and dusty at times with a drop of temperature. Light to moderate northwesterly winds will blow, turning to active and dust-stirring at times at 15 to 30 and up to 40 km/h, causing the horizontal visibility to be lower at times in open areas, while the sea will be rough in the Arabian Gulf and will have regular to moderate waves in the Sea of Oman.
Sunday’s weather will be clear to partly cloudy and dusty at times with a further drop in temperature but will be humid at night in some coastal and inland areas with a chance of fog or light fog. Light to moderate northwesterly winds will blow, turning to active and dust-stirring at times at 15 to 30 and up to 40 km/h, causing the horizontal visibility to be lower in some open areas, while the sea will be rough to one of moderate waves in the Arabian Gulf compared to regular waves in the Sea of Oman.