Breezy conditions and a drop in temperatures will usher in milder weather across the UAE.
Dubai: Temperatures are expected to dip slightly across the UAE on Saturday, with increased humidity bringing the possibility of fog and mist in some areas overnight and during the early morning hours, according to the National Center of Meteorology (NCM).
The weather will remain generally fair, with low clouds likely to appear over eastern parts of the country in the morning. Daytime temperatures will see a modest decline, ranging from 39°C to 45°C along coastal and island areas, 44°C to 47°C in inland regions, and 33°C to 38°C in the mountains.
Light to moderate winds are forecast across the UAE, ranging from 10 to 20km/h and occasionally reaching 30km/h. Sea conditions will remain slight in both the Arabian Gulf and the Oman Sea.
The cooler weather pattern is expected to persist into Sunday, with temperatures likely to dip slightly across most parts of the UAE.
Humidity levels will rise overnight and continue into Monday morning, increasing the likelihood of fog and mist in some coastal and inland areas. Winds may strengthen at times, reaching speeds of 35km/h, while sea conditions are expected to remain mostly slight.
Weather conditions are expected to become more changeable from Monday, as convective clouds develop over eastern parts of the UAE, bringing the possibility of afternoon showers. Humid conditions will continue overnight and into Tuesday morning, with fog and mist possible in some coastal and inland areas.
Winds are forecast to pick up, reaching speeds of up to 40km/h at times, which may lead to blowing dust. Sea conditions in the Arabian Gulf could turn moderate to rough at times.
According to the NCM, Tuesday and Wednesday will remain fair to partly cloudy, with convective cloud activity likely to increase over eastern and southern regions during the afternoon, potentially resulting in isolated showers.
Fresh northwesterly winds will continue intermittently, while sea conditions are expected to range from slight to moderate in the Arabian Gulf and remain slight in the Oman Sea.
