Potential precipitation in UAE today as Ministry issues rain warning
Weather Alert Issued for Abu Dhabi and Dubai, UAE
Residents of Abu Dhabi and Dubai should be prepared for weather variations over the next few days, as the Ministry of Interior has issued an alert. According to the alert, the day will be partially gloomy to cloudy over some areas in both cities, and there is a possibility of rainfall, particularly over the seaside, north, and eastern areas.
The weather conditions may lead to temperature fluctuations, with the temperature in Dubai expected to drop as low as 20°C and potentially rise to 25°C. In Abu Dhabi, the temperature may drop as low as 18°C and rise to 26°C. The temperature in the nation could reach up to 28°C.
Moisture levels in Abu Dhabi and Dubai will range from 30 to 70 per cent, and moderate to fresh winds will blow, with strong winds at times accompanied by clouds. Sea conditions in the Arabian Gulf could become rough at times, while sea conditions in the Oman sea will be moderate.
For more precise and real-time weather data, it is recommended to consult a reliable weather service or app for Abu Dhabi and Dubai. While standard climate knowledge for mid-August in the UAE suggests temperatures typically ranging from about 35°C to 45°C, with high humidity and minimal precipitation, the exact weather forecast for the coming days may vary.
In addition, the Ministry of Interior advises residents to drive cautiously and avoid valleys and areas where water flows, as the weather conditions may lead to rough sea conditions and potential rainfall.
Stay tuned for updates on the weather conditions in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, UAE.
Given the weather alert issued for Abu Dhabi and Dubai, it is essential to check the weather-forecasting for the next few days to stay informed about the potential temperature fluctuations and rainfall. The weather conditions may also necessitate caution while driving, especially in valleys and areas where water flows, due to the risk of suboptimal sea conditions and precipitation.
