Chance of Showers Expected Tomorrow Across the Region

UAE Braces for Cloudy Skies and Light Rainfall as Summer Weather Patterns Shift

The UAE's National Center of Meteorology forecasts partially cloudy to overcast conditions tomorrow, with eastern and southern regions expected to experience light rainfall. The weather shift comes as the country transitions through its typical summer patterns, bringing relief from consistently clear skies and offering potential respite from soaring temperatures that have reached up to 48°C in some areas.

Regional Weather Breakdown

The meteorological center's daily bulletin indicates that winds will be light to moderate, occasionally picking up during daytime hours. Wind patterns are expected to shift from southeastern to northeastern directions, with speeds ranging from 10-25 km/h and potentially reaching 35 km/h during peak periods.

Temperature variations across the emirates reveal the country's diverse microclimates. While Liwa is set to experience the highest temperatures at 48°C, Fujairah on the eastern coast will enjoy more moderate conditions with highs of just 34°C. This 14-degree difference highlights the UAE's geographic diversity, from desert interior to coastal regions.

Maritime Conditions and Tidal Patterns

Arabian Gulf

Wave conditions in the Arabian Gulf are forecast to be moderate to light, with the first high tide occurring at 17:48. Low tides are scheduled for 10:45 and 00:58, providing optimal conditions for maritime activities and coastal operations.

Sea of Oman

The eastern waters will see lighter wave conditions, with high tides at 13:50 and 04:28. Low tides are expected at 08:11 and 21:31, offering different timing patterns compared to the western coastline.

Humidity and Comfort Levels

Humidity levels vary dramatically across the emirates, with Fujairah experiencing the highest moisture content at 65-90% due to its proximity to the Sea of Oman and mountainous terrain. In contrast, Al Ain in the interior will see much drier conditions with humidity ranging from just 15-50%.

The coastal emirates of Abu Dhabi and Dubai will experience moderate humidity levels of 25-70% and 20-65% respectively, typical for their geographic positioning between desert and sea.

Implications for Daily Life and Economic Activity

The forecasted light rainfall in eastern and southern regions could provide welcome relief for agricultural activities and reduce dust levels that often impact air quality. For the UAE's tourism and outdoor recreation sectors, the partially cloudy conditions may encourage increased outdoor activities, particularly during the typically harsh summer months.

The moderate wave conditions across both coastlines support continued maritime commerce and recreational boating, crucial for the UAE's position as a regional shipping hub and growing marine tourism industry.