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Post by : Badri Ariffin
This week, the UAE will experience cloudier weather as various systems move throughout the region, resulting in reduced visibility and potential light showers midweek.
As reported by the National Centre of Meteorology, between Wednesday and Saturday, intermittent clouds will develop, thickening particularly over coastal areas and the northern and eastern regions. These locations might see sporadic light rain as the weather systems gauge local shifts.
The winds are expected to shift between southeasterly and northeasterly, generally staying light to moderate, though some gusty conditions might occur as the clouds gather, raising the risk of dust in open spaces and along thoroughfares.
Maritime conditions are forecast to remain calm to mildly disturbed. The Arabian Gulf will present slight to moderate conditions, while the Sea of Oman remains slight, allowing for mostly stable marine activities despite possible changing breezes.
The next few days promise a more dynamic late November, with shifting skies, light rain chances, and gentle wind variations characterizing the weather across the Emirates.
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