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Weather in the United Arab Emirates: Expected rains this week, with today’s high of 16°C

November 4, 2023
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Weather in the United Arab Emirates: Expected rains this week, with today's high of 16°C

Weather in the United Arab Emirates Light to moderate breezes are expected today for the locals.
Rain is expected to strike the nation this week, from Saturday to Wednesday, according to a weather forecast released by the National Centre of Meteorology.

Light to moderate rainfall is expected in Eastern and Northern regions of the country, with significant precipitation expected in some spots, according to a statement from NCM.

Today’s weather is predicted to be partly overcast with a risk of rainfall.

Rain is expected to cause temperatures to dip today and for the remainder of the week in both coastal and interior areas.

With light to moderate winds that are predicted to persist throughout the day, occasionally refreshing and with the possibility of flying sand, residents can enjoy their start to the weekend outside.

Today’s high is predicted to be 36°C, with a drop to 16°C.

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