The UAE Weather Forecast Today points to another hot Saturday, with temperatures expected to reach 47°C in Liwa and 45°C in Al Ain. Abu Dhabi, Dubai and other parts of the country will also experience high temperatures.
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The National Centre of Meteorology said Saturday, September 12, will be fair to partly cloudy. Some convective clouds may develop over eastern and southern areas during the afternoon.
Abu Dhabi is expected to reach 42°C, with temperatures dropping to 30°C at night. Dubai will also see a high of 42°C, while the low could reach 29°C.
Sharjah and Ajman are forecast to reach 41°C. Umm Al Quwain and Ras Al Khaimah could see highs of 42°C, while Fujairah is expected to reach 35°C.
Humidity And Fog Risk Returns
Humidity is expected to rise during the night and continue into Sunday morning. Coastal and inland areas could see fog or mist as visibility decreases.
The UAE Weather Forecast Today also highlights the possibility of reduced visibility in affected areas. Abu Dhabi Police have advised motorists to drive carefully and follow variable speed limits shown on road signs and electronic display boards.
Humidity could reach 90 per cent in Abu Dhabi, Liwa, Ruwais, Al Sila and Dalma. Dubai and Sharjah could record humidity levels of up to 85 per cent.
Winds Could Strengthen
Winds will be light to moderate from the south-east to north-east. Speeds are expected to range between 10 and 25 km/h, but they could strengthen to 40 km/h at times.
The Arabian Gulf will be slight to moderate at times. The Oman Sea is also expected to remain slight to moderate.
More Fog Expected Next Week
Sunday is expected to remain fair to partly cloudy, with clouds developing over eastern areas. Humidity will increase again overnight and into Monday morning, bringing another chance of fog or mist.
Similar conditions are expected on Monday and Tuesday. Partly cloudy skies, overnight humidity and early morning fog or mist could continue across some coastal and inland areas.
The UAE Weather Forecast Today shows that hot conditions will remain across the country, while humidity and reduced visibility could create additional challenges for motorists.
