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UAE weather: Rain possible from Monday, rough seas expected on Saturday

UAE weather: Rain possible from Monday, rough seas expected on Saturday

Dubai: Parts of the UAE could experience light rain from Monday through Wednesday, following a weekend of partly cloudy skies, strong winds and rough seas, according to the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM).

The five-day forecast, covering Saturday, 14 November, to Wednesday, 18 November, indicates increasing cloud cover and a possibility of rain over some coastal, northern and eastern areas.

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Saturday: Strong winds and rough seas

Saturday will be partly cloudy to cloudy at times, particularly over coastal areas and islands. Northwesterly to southwesterly winds will generally range from 10 to 25km/h, occasionally strengthening to 45km/h over the sea.

Conditions in the Arabian Gulf are expected to be rough, becoming very rough at times in western areas, while the Oman Sea will be moderate to slight.

Temperatures could reach 34°C in inland areas, 31°C along the coast and 26°C in the mountains. Minimum temperatures are expected to fall to 15°C inland and 10°C in mountainous areas.

Sunday: Cloudy conditions continue

Partly cloudy skies will persist on Sunday, 15 November, with low clouds forming over some areas, particularly along the coast and islands.

Winds will remain light to moderate, occasionally reaching 40km/h over the sea.

In brief

Dubai: Parts of the UAE could experience light rain from Monday through Wednesday, following a weekend of partly cloudy skies, strong winds and rough seas, according to the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM). Saturday: Strong winds and rough seas Saturday will be partly cloudy to cloudy at times, particularly over coastal areas and islands. Sunday: Cloudy conditions continue Partly cloudy skies will persist on Sunday, 15 November, with low clouds forming over some areas, particularly along the coast and islands.

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