As the Eid Al Adha holidays begin, UAE residents can look forward to fair to partly cloudy weather, with occasional dusty conditions and the possibility of scattered light rain in some parts of the country.
The National Center of Meteorology (NCM) reported that clouds are expected to form over the northern and eastern regions, with humidity increasing overnight and into Friday morning, particularly along coastal areas.
In Dubai, skies will remain mostly sunny with temperatures ranging from 27°C to 36°C. Humidity is expected to climb between 40% and 75%. Abu Dhabi will see similar conditions, with a low of 28°C and a high of 35°C, and humidity ranging from 35% to 70%.
Sharjah will experience slightly warmer temperatures, from 26°C to 37°C, and humidity between 35% and 80%.
Winds will stay light to moderate but may pick up during the day, potentially stirring dust across exposed areas. Sea conditions will vary, with the Arabian Gulf expected to be moderate to rough and the Oman Sea remaining slight to moderate.