NCM warns of dust storms, humidity spikes, and possible fog across western UAE in the coming days.
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Today’s weather brought a notable contrast across the UAE. Raknah, Al Ain, recorded the country’s coolest morning temperature, hitting 23.5 °C, according to the National Center of Meteorology (NCM). Meanwhile, Dubai experienced a sunny yet dusty afternoon, with skies obscured by airborne particles and visibility affected.
Forecast Highlights & What to Expect
Looking ahead, weather patterns are expected to shift with increasing complexity:
- Thursday’s Outlook: Fair to partly cloudy skies with a rise in humidity overnight, particularly in western regions—creating conditions favourable for fog or mist early Thursday.
- Wind & Dust Activity: Processed by southeasterly to northeasterly winds, occasional moderate gusts (10–25 km/h rising to 40 km/h) may cause dust swirling—primarily over inland and western coastal areas.
- Cloud & Rain Possibility: While skies remain mostly stable, convective clouds may form over mountainous eastern areas, potentially bringing isolated afternoon rain showers. Coastal areas might enjoy a slight temperature dip as a result.
- Sea Conditions: Expect slight to moderate seas in the Arabian Gulf, and slight seas in the Oman Sea, indicating generally navigable marine conditions.
Focus on Al Ain: Morning Relief, Evening Caution
Residents of Al Ain are experiencing a rare meteorological reprieve this morning—Raknah’s 23.5 °C low stands out as the coolest in the nation, offering a temporary escape from the usual heat wave. However, rising humidity and potential fog into the coming days warrant vigilance, especially driven by dust-prone winds and changing visibility.