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UAE Weather Forecast: Showers, Fog, and Rising Temperatures Ahead

Jul 18, 2026
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UAE braces for showers, fog and rising temperatures this week

## Weather Overview

The UAE is set to experience a mix of weather conditions this week, with showers, fog, and rising temperatures expected across the country. The National Centre of Meteorology predicts fair to partly cloudy skies on Saturday, with potential rain in eastern and southern regions due to convective cloud formation.

## Fog and Humidity

Overnight into Sunday morning, humidity levels are anticipated to increase, leading to fog or mist, particularly along the western coast. Winds will vary from southeasterly to northeasterly, potentially reaching speeds of 40 km/h.

## Temperature and Sea Conditions

Coastal areas and islands may see temperatures between 39°C and 45°C, while inland areas could reach 42°C to 48°C. Mountain regions are expected to be cooler, with temperatures ranging from 33°C to 38°C. The Arabian Gulf is forecasted to have slight to moderate sea conditions, with the Oman Sea remaining slight.

## Outlook for the Week

Sunday's weather will likely remain similar, with fair to partly cloudy skies and possible cloud build-up in the east and south. Winds will shift to northwesterly, ranging from 10-25 km/h, occasionally strengthening to 35 km/h. By Monday, temperatures are expected to rise further under partly cloudy skies, with winds becoming northwesterly later in the day.

## Midweek Changes

Tuesday and Wednesday could see windier conditions, with southwesterly to northwesterly winds freshening to 40 km/h, potentially causing blowing dust in some areas. The Arabian Gulf may become moderate to rough, especially in western waters, while the Oman Sea is expected to stay slight to moderate.

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