The United Arab Emirates is bracing for a spell of inclement weather over the next two days, with meteorologists forecasting rainfall, dusty conditions, and strong winds. According to predictions, wind speeds could soar to 45 kilometers per hour, creating challenging conditions in some areas.
Regions in the eastern and western parts of the UAE, such as Fujairah and Al Ain, are expected to see rain and the development of convective clouds. In contrast, Dubai and Abu Dhabi are likely to experience mostly dry weather, although the presence of blowing dust may still be a concern for residents and travelers.
Authorities have issued advisories for motorists to exercise caution, as the dusty conditions could significantly impair visibility on the roads. The combination of dust and wind could create hazardous driving conditions, making it imperative for drivers to remain vigilant.
Despite the forecasted unsettled weather, the heat will continue to be intense across the country. Temperatures are projected to peak at 46 degrees Celsius in Abu Dhabi and 45 degrees Celsius in Dubai. Meanwhile, Al Quaa could experience even more extreme heat, with temperatures climbing up to 49 degrees Celsius over the weekend.
