UAE Heatwave Alert: Temperature to climb 46 ° C in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. world News
The United Arab Emirates is breaking for a blistering weekend as the temperature is estimated to rise to an extreme level, which reaches 46 degrees Celsius in major cities such as Dubai and Abu Dhabi. The National Center of Mettology (NCM) warns residents and visitors to take strong precautions against acute heat, especially during the extreme day hours. Along with rising temperatures, the moisture level is high and is expected to blow dust, leading to more increase in discomfort and health risks.TL; Dr:
- The temperature in Dubai and Abu Dhabi is expected to hit 46 ° C until Friday, above 40 ° C across the country.
- Humidity and dust: The coastal humidity will accelerate the heat experience, while strong winds up to 40 km/h will shake dust from moderate to dust, which will reduce visibility and air quality.
- Safety precautions: Officers urge everyone to stay hydrated, avoid external activities during mid-day, protect weak groups, and take care when driving due to poor visibility.
Temperature Outlook and weather conditions
Dubai is currently experiencing very warm conditions, about 41 ° C and night climb is above 34 ° C, the evening becomes uncomfortable in the evening. Abu Dhabi faces similar extremes, with 42 ° C living near 33 ° C and with night climbing temperature. The forecast indicates the extreme temperature of 46 ° C until Friday for both cities, marking one of the hottest mantras of summer.UAE’s internal parts are seeing even higher temperatures, some areas reaching between 42 ° C and 47 ° C. The mountainous regions remain cool, but are still warm, with the high levels of the 30s to the Celsius. The coastal cities will struggle with high humidity, push the heat index high and increase the risk of heat stress. The northeastern winds in the medium south -west will sometimes increase to fresh levels at about 35 km/h, which can significantly reduce the visibility on the streets and in public external places.With this heatwave, especially in the eastern and northern parts of the country, dust storm is forecast. Flying dust will lead to air quality and potential respiratory irritation, indicating health alerts for sensitive groups. Drivers are advised to take caution as sudden dust clouds can cause dangerous driving conditions.
Health and safety recommendations
To stay safe during this period of excessive heat, the authorities are emphasizing several protective measures:
- Limit outdoor exposure, especially between 11 am and 4 pm, when the rays of the sun are the strongest.
- Stay hydrated with continuous water intake to prevent dehydration and heat related diseases.
- Wear light, breathing clothes and use sunscreen, sunglasses and hats to protect against sunburn and heat tiredness.
- Keep weak groups indoors, including children, elderly and pets, which are most susceptible to heat stress.
- Be cautious while driving, due to dusty conditions and reducing visibility on the roads.
- To maintain comfort, employ cooling measures inside the house such as air conditioning or fans.
Employers and external workers are encouraged to adjust the work hours to cooler parts of the day and provide adequate rest and hydration brakes.
Long -term heatwave and climate trends
This extreme summer duration is part of the 14-day stretch of intense summer season affecting the United Arab Emirates, as well as frequent dust storms and elevated humidity, especially with coastal areas. Heatwave follows the UAE that experiences its hottest spring on records this year, reaches above 50 ° C in some internal locations such as Svehan with the first temperature in August.Experts credits this pattern of broad climate change effects that contribute to extending heat intensity and duration in the Gulf region. Residents are urged to be cautious and follow the official guidelines to safely navigate this challenging weather.
Fasting
- 1. How hot will be in Dubai and Abu Dhabi at the end of this week?
The temperature in both cities is expected to reach 46 degrees Celsius. - 2. Will there be other weather issues other than summer?
Yes, there is high humidity and dust blowing forecasting, which can reduce visibility and affect air quality. - 3. What time of the day should be avoided by external activity?
The hottest period is between 11 am and 4 pm, when the risk of heat stress is the highest. - 4. What precautions should the residents take?
Stay indoors during peak summer, drink lots of water, wear light clothes, and protect weaker groups from exposure.
