UAE Weather Update: Cooler Mornings, Fog and Mist Expected in Coastal Areas
<p><strong>UAE Sees Slight Cooldown, Morning Fog, and Chance of Showers</strong></p><p>Residents across the UAE are noticing a gentle change in the weather this week as early morning temperatures dip—particularly in the east—offering relief after a scorching summer. According to the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM), lows may fall to around <strong>28 °C</strong>, marking the first signs of autumn.</p><h3>Fog and Mist on the Coast</h3><p>Higher overnight humidity is expected to create patches of <strong>fog and mist</strong> along coastal and some inland roads, reducing visibility during early commutes. Motorists are urged to slow down and follow speed limits displayed on smart road signs. These foggy mornings are typical for late summer, when lingering heat meets cooler dawn air.</p><h3>Clouds and Possible Rain</h3><p>Most areas will see <strong>fair to partly cloudy skies</strong>, but eastern and mountain regions—including Fujairah and the Hajar range—could experience <strong>afternoon cloud build-up and light to moderate rain</strong>. Light winds may stir up dust in exposed desert zones, so people with respiratory issues should take care.</p><h3>Temperature Outlook</h3><p><strong>Coastal & Islands:</strong> Daytime highs of <strong>37 – 41 °C</strong>, with humid evenings.</p><p><strong>Inland:</strong> Hotter conditions up to <strong>44 °C</strong>, nights near <strong>39 °C</strong>.</p><p><strong>Mountains:</strong> Pleasant <strong>28 – 33 °C</strong>, making these areas ideal for a quick escape from the heat.</p><h3>Marine and Wind Conditions</h3><p>Winds remain light to moderate, occasionally picking up and carrying sand across open terrain. The <strong>Arabian Gulf and Oman Sea</strong> will stay calm to slight—good news for boating and fishing—though authorities advise checking real-time forecasts before heading out.</p><h3>What to Expect Next</h3><p>The week ahead will feature <strong>warm days, foggy mornings, and occasional showers</strong>, reflecting the UAE’s gradual shift from extreme summer heat to more balanced autumn weather.</p><p><strong>Health Tips:</strong> Stay hydrated, wear breathable clothing, and avoid extended midday sun. Those with asthma or allergies should be cautious on dusty days.</p>