{"id":47348,"date":"2026-08-19T08:41:44","date_gmt":"2026-08-19T08:41:44","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/insider18.com\/?p=47348"},"modified":"2026-08-19T08:50:59","modified_gmt":"2026-08-19T08:50:59","slug":"uae-summer-eases-from-august-20-as-temperatures-could-fall-by-up-to-5c","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/insider18.com\/index.php\/2026\/08\/19\/uae-summer-eases-from-august-20-as-temperatures-could-fall-by-up-to-5c\/","title":{"rendered":"UAE Summer Eases From August 20 as Temperatures Could Fall by Up to 5\u00b0C."},"content":{"rendered":"\t\t
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A short period of dusty conditions, cooler temperatures and the chance of rainfall may signal that the UAE is beginning to transition away from the intense summer heat and toward more moderate seasonal weather.<\/h3>

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As residents approach the final weeks of another long and intense UAE summer, weather conditions are beginning to show signs of a gradual shift. Forecasts indicate that parts of the country could experience some relief in the days ahead, with temperatures expected to ease, winds becoming more active and the possibility of rain emerging in some areas.<\/p>

The change will not mark an immediate end to summer. Instead, meteorologists expect the transition to take place progressively as prevailing wind patterns change and atmospheric conditions become more variable.<\/p>

The National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) said the country is entering a period of changing weather, with southerly winds, dusty conditions and reduced visibility expected initially. A shift towards north-westerly winds is then expected to bring a noticeable decline in temperatures.<\/p>

Speaking to INSIDER 18<\/em> on Tuesday, NCM Director Mohamed Al Ebri said southerly winds would continue to influence the country through Wednesday, contributing to dusty conditions.<\/p>

\u201cUntil Wednesday, the country is under the effect of the southerly winds and it will continue to be dusty today,\u201d Al Ebri said.<\/p>

The current weather pattern is expected to begin changing from Thursday, when stronger north-westerly winds are forecast to move across the UAE.<\/p>

The arrival of these winds could bring a different set of conditions. While stronger winds may improve the heat situation by pushing temperatures lower, they can also lift dust and affect visibility, particularly in exposed locations.<\/p>

For residents, the shift may therefore be noticeable in more than one way. Temperatures could become more manageable, but windy and dusty weather may create temporary periods of reduced visibility.<\/p>

A noticeable temperature decline is expected<\/h3>

One of the most significant changes forecast for the coming days is a reduction in temperatures.<\/p>

After weeks of persistent summer heat, even a modest decline could be noticeable, particularly during the daytime. According to Al Ebri, the north-westerly winds arriving from Thursday are expected to contribute to a temperature decrease of approximately 4\u00b0C to 5\u00b0C.<\/p>

\u201cTemperature will drop from Thursday with the north-westerly winds,\u201d he said, adding that the expected change could lower temperatures by around 4-5\u00b0C.<\/p>

The reduction does not mean that the UAE will suddenly experience cool weather. Summer conditions will continue to dominate, but the intensity of the heat could ease compared with recent weeks.<\/p>

For residents who have spent much of the season coping with high temperatures and humidity, the difference could nevertheless provide some relief.<\/p>

The expected decline is linked primarily to the change in wind direction. As the current southerly flow gives way to north-westerly winds, a different air mass will influence the country, contributing to lower temperatures.<\/p>

This type of transition is a normal feature of the UAE’s seasonal weather cycle.<\/p>

Dust will remain part of the picture<\/h3>

The arrival of stronger winds will not necessarily mean clear skies and calm conditions.<\/p>

North-westerly winds can also carry dust, particularly in areas where loose sand and dry ground are exposed. As wind speeds increase, visibility can temporarily deteriorate, creating challenging conditions for motorists and people spending time outdoors.<\/p>

The NCM expects dusty conditions to continue during the current phase of the weather pattern, particularly while southerly winds remain dominant.<\/p>

Residents may therefore notice a combination of changing temperatures, increased wind activity and periods of hazier conditions before the weather settles into a more stable pattern.<\/p>

Reduced visibility is one of the main concerns associated with dusty weather. Drivers may need to exercise additional caution when conditions deteriorate, particularly on roads exposed to stronger winds or areas affected by blowing dust.<\/p>

The change in weather also highlights the fact that the end of the UAE’s hottest period does not necessarily arrive with consistently pleasant conditions. Seasonal transitions can involve a mixture of wind, dust, humidity, fog and fluctuating temperatures.<\/p>

Fog and mist could become more common<\/h3>

Another feature expected to accompany the changing weather pattern is an increased possibility of mist and fog.<\/p>

Al Ebri said mist or fog could occur from Wednesday and continue into Thursday and beyond.<\/p>

\u201cWednesday, Thursday and even after that we are expecting mist or fog as well,\u201d the meteorologist said.<\/p>

Although fog may seem unusual after a period dominated by extreme heat, it can become more likely during the seasonal transition.<\/p>

The relationship between temperature and humidity is particularly important. As the land begins to lose some of the intense heat accumulated during the peak of summer, moisture can remain present in the atmosphere. Under the right conditions, this combination can allow condensation to develop near the surface, resulting in mist or fog.<\/p>

This is considered a normal weather pattern as the UAE approaches the later part of the summer season.<\/p>

For residents, the development of fog could create another noticeable difference in daily conditions. Early mornings may become more humid and visibility can fall in affected locations, particularly around roads and low-lying areas.<\/p>

Motorists should therefore be prepared for changing conditions even as daytime temperatures begin to decline.<\/p>

The end of summer will not happen overnight<\/h3>

Despite the forecast drop in temperatures, residents should not expect the UAE to suddenly become cool.<\/p>

The country’s transition away from peak summer is gradual.<\/p>

While temperatures typically begin to ease toward the end of August and through September, the weather remains warm for some time. The NCM said that the UAE’s summer season generally continues until around September 23 onwards.<\/p>

That means the upcoming temperature decline should be viewed as part of a broader seasonal transition rather than the immediate arrival of autumn-like weather.<\/p>

\u201cIn the UAE, summer ends around September 23 onwards. The temperature will drop but it will still be warm,\u201d the NCM said.<\/p>

This distinction is important for residents planning outdoor activities.<\/p>

A few degrees of cooling can make conditions more comfortable, but it does not mean the country’s characteristic summer heat disappears immediately. Daytime temperatures can remain high, while humidity can continue to make conditions feel warmer than the thermometer suggests.<\/p>

The gradual nature of the transition also means weather conditions can vary significantly from one day to another.<\/p>

What the changing winds mean<\/h3>

Wind direction plays an important role in determining weather conditions across the UAE.<\/p>

During the current period, southerly winds are contributing to dusty weather. The expected shift to north-westerly winds from Thursday will alter the country’s atmospheric conditions and contribute to the anticipated temperature decline.<\/p>

Wind can influence temperatures by transporting different air masses across the region. Stronger winds can also affect the movement of dust and moisture, changing visibility and the overall feel of the weather.<\/p>

For residents, the wind shift may therefore be one of the clearest signs that the seasonal pattern is beginning to change.<\/p>

The transition is not expected to be uniform everywhere. Some areas may experience stronger winds, while others could see more noticeable effects from dust, mist or fog.<\/p>

Weather conditions can also change rapidly during this period, making official forecasts important for residents planning travel or outdoor activities.<\/p>

Rain remains possible in some areas<\/h3>

Alongside the temperature decline and changing wind conditions, there is also the possibility of rainfall in parts of the country.<\/p>

Rainfall during this period would provide another indication that the UAE is moving towards a more varied weather pattern.<\/p>

However, the possibility of rain does not mean widespread or continuous precipitation is expected across the entire country. Rainfall in the UAE can often be highly localised, with one area experiencing showers while nearby locations remain dry.<\/p>

Residents should therefore view the possibility of rain as part of the changing weather pattern rather than an indication that the entire country is entering a wet period.<\/p>

The combination of clouds, moisture, wind and changing temperatures can create conditions favourable for isolated rainfall in some locations.<\/p>

Humidity will continue to influence how it feels<\/h3>

Even as temperatures begin to decline, humidity will remain an important factor in determining how comfortable the weather feels.<\/p>

The UAE’s late-summer conditions can involve a combination of slightly lower temperatures and persistent moisture in the atmosphere. This can make the actual conditions feel warmer than the recorded temperature suggests.<\/p>

Humidity is also one reason why fog and mist can become more likely during the transition.<\/p>

As overnight and early-morning temperatures change while moisture remains in the air, condensation can form under suitable conditions.<\/p>

For residents, this means that a lower daytime temperature does not necessarily translate into an immediate end to the uncomfortable feel associated with summer.<\/p>

The relief may initially be more noticeable during certain parts of the day, particularly when winds strengthen and temperatures fall.<\/p>

A gradual move towards more comfortable weather<\/h3>

The expected weather change from Thursday represents an early indication of the UAE’s broader seasonal transition.<\/p>

The country is not moving directly from extreme summer conditions into cool weather. Instead, several changes are likely to appear progressively: temperatures may decline, wind patterns can shift, dusty conditions may continue intermittently, and mist or fog could become more frequent.<\/p>

These developments are typical of the period when the UAE begins moving away from its hottest summer phase.<\/p>

For residents, the next few weeks could therefore bring a mixture of conditions rather than a dramatic overnight transformation.<\/p>

The most immediate change is expected to be the temperature decline associated with the north-westerly winds.<\/p>

A reduction of around 4\u00b0C to 5\u00b0C may be particularly noticeable after prolonged periods of intense heat. However, warm weather will continue, and humidity may still affect how conditions feel.<\/p>

What residents can expect next<\/h3>

Through Wednesday, southerly winds and dusty conditions are expected to remain a feature of the weather.<\/p>

From Thursday, the anticipated arrival of fresh north-westerly winds should begin to alter the pattern. Temperatures are expected to fall by several degrees, while dust and reduced visibility could remain possible in some locations.<\/p>

Mist and fog may also develop during this period, particularly under suitable humidity and temperature conditions.<\/p>

Further into the coming weeks, residents can expect the seasonal transition to continue gradually. The end of the UAE summer is generally associated with a progressive reduction in temperatures rather than a single date when hot weather suddenly disappears.<\/p>

According to the NCM, the transition continues towards late September, with temperatures declining but conditions remaining warm.<\/p>

This means residents should not interpret the upcoming cooler spell as the definitive end of summer. Instead, it is better understood as one of the first noticeable stages in the country’s movement towards milder seasonal conditions.<\/p>

The changing weather may nevertheless offer some welcome relief after months of intense heat.<\/p>

Stronger winds, lower temperatures and occasional rain could provide temporary breaks from the peak summer pattern, while fog and mist may become more common as atmospheric conditions evolve.<\/p>

For those watching for the first signs of the season changing, the next few days could provide an early indication.<\/p>

The UAE’s summer is not ending all at once. Rather, the combination of shifting winds, a potential 4\u00b0C to 5\u00b0C temperature decline, periods of dust, possible rainfall and increasing chances of mist or fog points towards a gradual change already beginning to take shape.<\/p>

Residents can therefore expect warmth to remain for some time, but the weather is beginning to show signs of moving beyond the most intense phase of the UAE summer.<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t

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Rain may develop in parts of the UAE<\/h3>

The changing weather pattern expected over the coming days could bring another welcome development for residents: the possibility of rainfall in some parts of the country.<\/p>

However, the showers are not expected to be widespread across the UAE. Forecast guidance indicates that eastern and southern areas are more likely to see rain, particularly where suitable cloud formations develop.<\/p>

According to Mohamed Al Ebri, director at the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM), Friday and Saturday could bring conditions favourable for rainfall, with cumuliform clouds expected to form over parts of the country.<\/p>

\u201cFriday and Saturday, it is expected to rain with cumulous cloud cover, especially in the Eastern and Southern parts of the country,\u201d Al Ebri said.<\/p>

The forecast suggests that rainfall could range from light to moderate, although isolated locations may experience heavier showers.<\/p>

This means weather conditions could vary considerably from one area to another. While some communities may receive measurable rainfall, other parts of the UAE could remain dry.<\/p>

Eastern and southern areas could see the most activity<\/h3>

The eastern and southern parts of the country are expected to have the greatest potential for rain during the forecast period.<\/p>

These areas can experience different weather conditions because of their geography and proximity to mountainous terrain. When moisture and atmospheric instability combine with suitable cloud development, showers can form more readily in and around these regions.<\/p>

The expected rain should therefore not be interpreted as a nationwide spell of wet weather.<\/p>

Instead, the forecast points towards scattered and potentially localised activity.<\/p>

Residents in areas where clouds begin to build should be prepared for rapidly changing conditions. Rainfall can develop over relatively small areas, meaning conditions may differ significantly even between nearby locations.<\/p>

For motorists, sudden showers can also affect road conditions and visibility. Drivers should exercise caution if rain becomes heavy or if water accumulates on roads.<\/p>

Rainfall intensity could vary<\/h3>

The NCM expects rainfall to be generally mild to moderate, but heavier precipitation cannot be ruled out in isolated locations.<\/p>

This distinction is important because a forecast for generally moderate rain does not mean every area will experience the same intensity.<\/p>

Some locations may see only brief showers, while isolated areas could receive more substantial rainfall if stronger convective clouds develop.<\/p>

Heavy rain associated with isolated cloud formations can also arrive quickly and disappear just as rapidly.<\/p>

Residents should therefore continue monitoring official weather updates, particularly if they live in or are travelling through the eastern and southern parts of the country.<\/p>

The possibility of stronger showers also means that weather conditions could temporarily become more challenging.<\/p>

Reduced visibility, wet roads and localised water accumulation are among the conditions motorists may encounter during heavier rainfall.<\/p>

Why cloud development matters<\/h3>

The expected rainfall is linked to the formation of cumuliform clouds.<\/p>

These clouds can develop when warm, moist air rises and becomes unstable enough to produce significant vertical cloud growth. Under suitable atmospheric conditions, such clouds can produce showers and, in some cases, heavier bursts of rain.<\/p>

The UAE’s eastern and southern regions can be particularly sensitive to these conditions during periods when moisture and instability increase.<\/p>

The presence of clouds does not automatically guarantee rainfall, but growing cumuliform formations can indicate a greater possibility of showers.<\/p>

That is why meteorologists closely monitor cloud development when assessing the likelihood of rain.<\/p>

The forecast for Friday and Saturday suggests that the atmospheric setup could support this type of cloud activity in selected parts of the UAE.<\/p>

Not everyone will see rain<\/h3>

One of the most important points for residents is that the forecast does not indicate uniform rainfall throughout the country.<\/p>

The UAE has a relatively diverse landscape, and rainfall can be highly localised.<\/p>

A cloud may produce significant rain over one district while nearby areas receive little or none. This is particularly true when showers develop from isolated convective clouds.<\/p>

As a result, residents should not assume that a rainy forecast for the country means every emirate or community will experience the same weather.<\/p>

The eastern and southern areas have been identified as the main regions of interest during this particular forecast period.<\/p>

Other parts of the UAE may experience increased cloud cover or changing winds without necessarily receiving rainfall.<\/p>

A possible preview of changing seasonal conditions<\/h3>

The potential rainfall comes as the UAE moves gradually away from the most intense part of summer.<\/p>

The seasonal transition can bring greater variability in weather, including changes in wind direction, cloud development, humidity and temperatures.<\/p>

The expected drop in temperatures associated with north-westerly winds, combined with the possibility of rain in eastern and southern areas, could provide residents with some temporary relief from the prolonged summer heat.<\/p>

Nevertheless, the appearance of rain does not mean the UAE has entered a consistently cooler or wetter season.<\/p>

Summer conditions are expected to continue for some time, with the broader seasonal transition taking place gradually.<\/p>

The upcoming showers should therefore be viewed as part of a changing weather pattern rather than as an immediate end to hot conditions.<\/p>

Looking beyond the immediate forecast<\/h3>

While the short-term outlook focuses on conditions expected over the next several days, the NCM is also monitoring broader climate patterns that could influence the UAE later in the year.<\/p>

One of the factors being watched is the possible influence of El Ni\u00f1o<\/strong>.<\/p>

The climate phenomenon is associated with changes in sea-surface temperatures across parts of the tropical Pacific Ocean and can influence atmospheric circulation patterns far beyond the region where it develops.<\/p>

Because of these global connections, El Ni\u00f1o can sometimes affect seasonal weather patterns in distant parts of the world.<\/p>

However, its influence on any particular country can vary, and it does not provide a straightforward prediction of exactly what weather will occur on a particular day.<\/p>

El Ni\u00f1o may influence the coming winter<\/h3>

The NCM’s seasonal outlook has highlighted the possibility that El Ni\u00f1o conditions could remain relevant during the latter part of 2026.<\/p>

The potential persistence of the phenomenon is being considered as part of the broader outlook for the coming winter.<\/p>

According to Al Ebri, the seasonal outlook points towards the possibility of unsettled conditions during the December-to-March period.<\/p>

\u201cThe winter outlook is a long-term forecast, with potentially unsettled conditions expected during the December-to-March period,\u201d he said.<\/p>

Such an outlook can provide useful information about broad seasonal tendencies, but it should not be interpreted in the same way as a short-term forecast.<\/p>

Why long-range forecasts are different<\/h3>

Weather forecasts become more uncertain as the forecast period extends.<\/p>

A short-term prediction can rely on detailed observations of current atmospheric conditions, satellite information, weather models and other data to estimate what is likely to happen over the following days.<\/p>

Seasonal forecasts work differently.<\/p>

Instead of predicting the exact weather at a specific location on a particular day months in advance, they generally look for broader patterns and probabilities.<\/p>

For example, a seasonal outlook may suggest that a period could be more unsettled than usual, but it cannot reliably determine whether a specific city will receive rain on a particular date several months from now.<\/p>

This distinction is especially important when discussing the possible impact of El Ni\u00f1o.<\/p>

The climate pattern can influence large-scale atmospheric circulation, but the eventual weather experienced in the UAE will depend on a range of additional factors.<\/p>

What El Ni\u00f1o could mean for residents<\/h3>

At this stage, the potential El Ni\u00f1o influence should be regarded as part of the long-range climate outlook rather than a firm prediction of specific winter weather.<\/p>

The NCM’s reference to potentially unsettled conditions during the December-to-March period suggests that the coming winter could feature periods of changing or variable weather.<\/p>

However, it would be premature to conclude that the entire winter will be wetter, cooler or more active than normal.<\/p>

Seasonal weather can fluctuate considerably, and short-lived events are influenced by atmospheric conditions that cannot be predicted accurately many months in advance.<\/p>

Residents should therefore distinguish between the immediate forecast and the broader seasonal outlook.<\/p>

The immediate forecast provides information about conditions expected over the next few days, including the possibility of rain on Friday and Saturday.<\/p>

The seasonal outlook provides a much broader indication of what atmospheric patterns could potentially look like later in the year.<\/p>

The near-term forecast remains the priority<\/h3>

For residents planning their activities over the next few days, the short-range weather forecast is considerably more useful than the long-term climate outlook.<\/p>

The main development to watch is the expected cloud formation and potential rainfall in eastern and southern areas on Friday and Saturday.<\/p>

People in those regions should remain alert to updated forecasts, especially if they are planning road journeys, outdoor activities or trips into mountainous areas.<\/p>

Weather conditions can change quickly when convective clouds develop, and isolated heavy rainfall can create temporary hazards even when the overall forecast calls for mild or moderate showers.<\/p>

Motorists should be particularly careful if they encounter wet roads, sudden reductions in visibility or strong rainfall.<\/p>

Rain could provide temporary relief from the heat<\/h3>

For many residents, the prospect of rain will be welcome after a prolonged period of high summer temperatures.<\/p>

Rainfall can temporarily reduce surface temperatures and improve outdoor conditions in affected areas, particularly after a period of intense heat.<\/p>

Cloud cover can also reduce direct solar heating during the daytime.<\/p>

However, the effects are often temporary.<\/p>

Humidity can remain elevated after rainfall, and temperatures may continue to be warm even when showers have passed.<\/p>

The arrival of rain therefore represents a short-term change in conditions rather than an immediate transition into cooler weather.<\/p>

Conditions could remain highly localised<\/h3>

The possibility of isolated heavy rainfall is another reason residents should avoid assuming that weather conditions will be identical across the country.<\/p>

A location under a developing cloud could experience heavy rain, while another area only a short distance away may remain dry.<\/p>

This localised nature of rainfall is particularly relevant in the UAE, where showers can be concentrated around specific areas rather than distributed evenly across large parts of the country.<\/p>

Official forecasts and updates are therefore more reliable than relying on conditions observed in a neighbouring area.<\/p>

If one community experiences rain, it does not necessarily mean that nearby cities or districts will receive the same weather.<\/p>

A period of change rather than a sudden shift<\/h3>

Taken together, the expected rainfall, changing winds and temperature decline point towards a period of increased weather variability.<\/p>

The UAE is entering the latter stages of its summer season, but the transition is expected to unfold gradually.<\/p>

The immediate weather pattern could bring dusty conditions followed by stronger north-westerly winds and lower temperatures. At the same time, eastern and southern areas could see cumuliform cloud development and rainfall.<\/p>

These developments may provide the first signs of a broader seasonal shift, but warm conditions will remain.<\/p>

The NCM has indicated that summer generally continues until around late September, meaning residents should still expect periods of heat even as temperatures begin to moderate.<\/p>

What to watch over the coming days<\/h3>

The most important short-term developments are the change in wind direction and the potential formation of rain-bearing clouds.<\/p>

The arrival of north-westerly winds from Thursday is expected to contribute to a fall in temperatures of several degrees.<\/p>

By Friday and Saturday, the focus could shift towards cloud development and rainfall, particularly in eastern and southern areas.<\/p>

Most rain is expected to be light or moderate, although isolated heavier showers remain possible.<\/p>

Visibility could also fluctuate if dusty winds or rain affect individual areas.<\/p>

Residents should therefore follow updates from the NCM and other official authorities before making decisions based on the forecast.<\/p>

The bigger picture<\/h3>

The upcoming weather pattern illustrates how quickly conditions can evolve as the UAE approaches the end of its summer season.<\/p>

A combination of changing winds, falling temperatures, cloud development and possible rainfall suggests that the atmosphere is becoming more dynamic.<\/p>

At the same time, the possible influence of El Ni\u00f1o later in the year provides an indication of how meteorologists monitor both short-term weather systems and large-scale climate patterns.<\/p>

The two forecasts should not be confused.<\/p>

The Friday and Saturday rainfall outlook concerns weather expected within days and can be refined as new observations become available. The El Ni\u00f1o-related winter outlook covers a much longer period and provides a broad indication rather than a precise prediction.<\/p>

For now, residents can focus on the immediate changes: a shift in winds, some relief from the heat and the possibility of rain in selected parts of the country.<\/p>

If the forecast develops as expected, eastern and southern areas could see showers towards the weekend, while the wider UAE continues its gradual movement away from the peak summer pattern.<\/p>

The coming days may therefore offer a combination of cooler temperatures, stronger winds, cloudier skies and occasional rain \u2014 a welcome indication that the country’s long summer season is slowly beginning to give way to a more changeable period of weather.<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t

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