Abu Dhabi: The National Center of Meteorology (NCM) has announced that the UAE is set to experience intermittent rainfall and humid conditions over the next few days, starting on Saturday.
Low clouds are expected to form over islands and northern regions, with light rain anticipated in some areas.
Saturday: Rain and cooler breezes
Saturday’s weather will be partly cloudy, with low clouds forming over islands and northern and eastern regions, bringing a chance of light rain.
Humidity levels will rise during the night and into Sunday morning, increasing the likelihood of light fog in some interior areas. Winds will range between 10 and 20 km/h, with gusts reaching up to 40 km/h. Coastal waters will vary from calm to moderately rough, with the Arabian Gulf becoming choppy at night.
Sunday: Cloudier skies and scattered showers
Sunday will bring cloudier conditions, with the possibility of rain over islands and coastal areas. Dusty weather may reduce visibility in some regions.
Nighttime humidity will persist, leading to the potential for light fog in inland areas by Monday morning. Winds are expected to pick up over the sea, with speeds reaching up to 40 km/h, causing moderate to rough seas in the Arabian Gulf.
Monday: Spotty rainfall continues
Monday will feature partly cloudy skies, with occasional light rain over northern and coastal regions. Humid conditions will linger overnight into Tuesday, creating another chance for light fog in interior areas. The sea will remain moderate to light in the Arabian Gulf, while conditions in the Oman Sea are forecast to stay calm.
Tuesday: Rain lingers ahead of midweek
Rain clouds are likely to persist into Tuesday, particularly over islands and coastal regions. Increased humidity during the night and early Wednesday morning may result in foggy conditions inland.
Winds will remain mild but may gust up to 35 km/h. Sea conditions will stay moderate in the Arabian Gulf, turning rough briefly by early Wednesday.
The NCM has urged residents to remain cautious during rainy and foggy conditions, particularly while driving, and to monitor updates for any weather-related alerts.
