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Incredible Temperature Drop Expected over the Next Few Days in the UAE, Along with the Possibility of Rain

February 17, 2024
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Incredible Temperature Drop Expected over the Next Few Days in the UAE, Along with the Possibility of Rain

The National Centre for Meteorology (NCM) predicts that Saturday’s weather temperature will be partly overcast and dusty at times, turning gloomy in the far north and maybe involving light rain by Sunday morning.

Additionally, between late night and Sunday morning, mild to moderate southeasterly winds are predicted to gradually turn into fresh northwesterly winds, with gusts up to 45 km/h. The Arabian Gulf will have mild to moderate seas, with the Sea of Oman experiencing slight seas. By late night and Sunday early, the waters will progressively become turbulent.

It is predicted that Sunday will be bright to partly overcast, with occasional cloud cover moving northward and a sharp drop in temperature. With a speed of 20 to 30 km/h, the winds will be moderate to fresh northwesterly and robust at times, especially over the sea, blowing sand and dust that could impair horizontal visibility. The Arabian Gulf will have rough to very rough seas, and the Sea of Oman will see moderate seas that turn rough by afternoon.

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