Convective Clouds Could Bring Tuesday Rain as Winds Stir Up Dust.
Dubai: Parts of the UAE could see rainfall on Tuesday as convective clouds are expected to develop over eastern and southern regions, while temperatures may climb to 44°C, according to the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM).
Conditions across the country are forecast to remain generally fair to partly cloudy. By afternoon, convective cloud formation could increase over some eastern and southern locations, bringing a possibility of rain.
Winds are expected to remain light to moderate overall, although they may strengthen periodically and stir up dust in exposed areas, potentially reducing visibility.
Inland regions are forecast to record temperatures between 38°C and 44°C, while coastal areas and islands could see highs ranging from 36°C to 41°C. In mountainous locations, temperatures are expected to reach a maximum of around 33°C.
Wind speeds could reach up to 40kph across inland and mountainous regions, while coastal areas and islands may experience gusts of up to 35kph.
Humidity is expected to increase overnight and continue into Wednesday morning across some coastal and inland locations. These conditions could lead to the formation of fog or mist in certain areas.
On Wednesday, convective clouds are again expected to develop over parts of the east and south during the afternoon, bringing another possibility of rainfall. Temperatures are also forecast to increase. Humid conditions overnight and into Thursday morning could once again result in patches of fog or mist.
From Thursday to Saturday, the UAE is expected to experience mostly fair to partly cloudy weather. Clouds may continue to form over eastern regions during the afternoon.
High humidity levels are forecast to persist during the night and early morning throughout the period, keeping the possibility of fog or mist over some coastal and inland areas.
Winds will generally remain light to moderate, occasionally strengthening and reaching speeds of around 30kph.
Marine conditions are expected to remain calm, with slight seas forecast in both the Arabian Gulf and the Sea of Oman throughout the period.
