UAE Weekend Weather Forecast shows that hot summer conditions will continue across the country through the weekend. The National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) says the UAE will see fair skies, light winds, and calm seas over the next few days. Inland areas will remain the hottest, while coastal cities will experience slightly lower temperatures.
The latest weather update says Thursday will bring very hot conditions in many parts of the country. Liwa is expected to record the highest temperature at 46°C, while Al Ain could reach 45°C. These temperatures are normal for the peak of the UAE summer season.
Cities along the coast will also remain very warm. Abu Dhabi is forecast to reach 42°C, while Dubai is expected to record 40°C. Sharjah is also likely to see a high of 42°C. Although these cities will be slightly cooler than inland areas, residents can still expect hot daytime conditions.
According to the NCM, morning hours may bring low clouds over eastern parts of the UAE. However, skies will remain mostly fair across the country during the day. There is no significant chance of rainfall in the current forecast.
The UAE Weekend Weather Forecast also says northwesterly winds will gradually change to south-easterly later in the day. Winds are expected to blow between 10 and 20 km/h, with occasional gusts reaching 30 km/h. Despite these changing winds, weather conditions will stay stable.
Sea conditions are expected to remain slight in both the Arabian Gulf and the Sea of Oman. This means marine conditions should remain generally calm for most of Thursday and Friday.
Weather conditions are expected to stay almost the same on Friday. Fair skies, light winds, and hot temperatures will continue across the UAE. Inland areas will again experience the highest temperatures, while coastal cities will remain slightly cooler.
During the weekend, winds are expected to become a little stronger. On Saturday and Sunday, wind speeds could increase to 10–25 km/h, with gusts reaching up to 35 km/h in some places. Even with stronger winds, the overall weather pattern is expected to remain stable.
The NCM also expects morning low clouds to continue over eastern regions during the weekend. Sea conditions may become slight to moderate in the Arabian Gulf by Sunday, while the Sea of Oman is expected to remain generally calm.
The UAE Weekend Weather Forecast suggests that residents should continue taking precautions against the intense summer heat. Staying hydrated, avoiding direct sunlight during the hottest hours, and limiting outdoor activities in the afternoon can help reduce the risk of heat-related illnesses.
Although temperatures remain very high, there are no major weather disturbances expected over the coming days. Fair skies and dry conditions will continue to dominate across the UAE, making it another typically hot summer weekend. Residents should continue following official weather updates from the National Centre of Meteorology for any changes in the forecast.
