As the Eid Al Fitr holiday brings high temperatures to the UAE, residents may need to brace themselves for a change in weather patterns. According to our forecast and reports from the Windy app, the early part of next week could see stormy conditions, with heavy rain, thunder, and high winds expected to sweep across the country.
The forecast indicates that the UAE could experience stormy weather from Monday evening to Wednesday afternoon, with Abu Dhabi initially facing the brunt of the bad weather. However, heavy rain is also expected to impact Dubai during this period.
The timing of the inclement weather coincides with a return to work for many UAE residents, following the conclusion of the Eid Al Fitr holiday. Both the private and public sectors will resume operations on Monday, April 15, after enjoying a long weekend.
According to our forecast, high winds originating from the south-east of the country are expected to intensify from about 7 pm on Monday evening, accompanied by thunderstorms in the capital. Temperatures are forecasted to be around 25°C during this period.
The stormy conditions are predicted to escalate throughout Monday evening, spreading to Dubai by the early hours of Tuesday. Heavy rain is forecasted to sweep across most parts of the country throughout Tuesday, with Dubai expected to receive more rainfall than Abu Dhabi until conditions ease by mid-morning on Wednesday, April 17.
In contrast, the National Centre for Meteorology (NCM) reports relatively stable weather conditions leading up to the stormy period. For Thursday, April 11, partly cloudy conditions are expected with scattered rainfall in some areas. Highs of 35°C and lows of 24°C are forecasted, with winds reaching speeds of 35kph.
Similarly, Friday, April 12, is anticipated to be partly cloudy with scattered showers, accompanied by high temperatures of 33°C and lows of 22°C. Wind speeds are expected to peak at 40kph.
On Saturday, April 13, partly cloudy conditions are forecasted, with high temperatures of 31°C and lows of 21°C. Wind speeds will again reach 40kph.
Lastly, Sunday, April 14, is expected to see generally cloudy conditions with a probability of light rain. High temperatures of 33°C and lows of 20°C are projected, with wind speeds reaching 40kph.
As residents prepare for the possibility of heavy rain and thunderstorms next week, it is advisable to stay updated on weather forecasts and take necessary precautions to ensure safety and well-being.
The weather forecast for the UAE indicates potentially severe conditions early next week, with heavy rain, thunderstorms, and high winds expected to impact various parts of the country. According to our forecast and reports from the Windy app, stormy weather is anticipated from Monday evening to Wednesday afternoon.
Abu Dhabi is forecasted to experience the initial brunt of the bad weather, followed by Dubai. The situation is exacerbated by the return to work for many UAE residents after the Eid Al Fitr holiday, scheduled for Monday, April 15. These stormy conditions, coinciding with the resumption of regular activities, could pose significant challenges for commuters and outdoor activities.
The forecast suggests that high winds, originating from the south-east, will intensify on Monday evening, with thunderstorms expected in the capital. As the evening progresses, the stormy weather is forecasted to spread to Dubai by the early hours of Tuesday.
Heavy rainfall is expected to persist throughout Tuesday, with Dubai likely to receive more precipitation than Abu Dhabi until conditions ease by mid-morning on Wednesday, April 17. These conditions could lead to localized flooding, reduced visibility, and disruptions to transportation and outdoor events.
In conclusion, as the UAE braces for potentially severe weather conditions in the coming days, it’s crucial for residents to prioritize safety and preparedness. Stay informed about the latest weather updates from reliable sources and heed any official warnings or advisories issued by authorities. Take proactive measures to safeguard yourself, your loved ones, and your property, such as securing loose objects, avoiding unnecessary travel during storms, and staying indoors whenever possible.
Remember to check on vulnerable individuals in your community and offer assistance if needed. By staying vigilant and taking precautionary steps, we can navigate through this period of adverse weather with resilience and ensure the well-being of all residents.