The UAE weather forecast predicts cloudy skies, a chance of rain and high temperatures across parts of the country until Monday.
ABU DHABI: Residents across the UAE could see cloudy skies and rainfall over the next few days, with the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) forecasting unsettled weather until Monday, August 3.
While there is a chance of rain in some areas, temperatures are expected to remain high, with daytime highs ranging between the low and upper 40s in many parts of the country. Humidity is also expected to stay high, making conditions feel hotter, especially during the morning and evening.
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The NCM says cloud cover is likely to increase over the weekend, with the possibility of rainfall in some areas. Weather conditions may continue into Monday before gradually improving.
Motorists are being advised to drive carefully if they encounter rain or reduced visibility. Wet roads can become slippery, especially during the first few minutes of rainfall.
Authorities are also urging people to avoid valleys and wadis during periods of rain, as water levels can rise quickly and create dangerous conditions.
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The UAE weather forecast also indicates that warning alerts may be issued if weather conditions become more severe. Residents are encouraged to follow updates from the National Centre of Meteorology and local authorities before travelling or making outdoor plans.
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