UAE: Active, cold northwesterly winds cause a sharp drop in temperatures and a chance of some rain (details)

Arab Weather - Meteorologists at the Arabia Weather Center said that computer outputs indicate northwesterly winds will blow across the UAE on Monday and Tuesday, accompanied by a significant drop in temperatures and cloud cover, with a chance of rain in some areas of the country, God willing.

A drop in temperatures and showers concentrated in the northern regions

In detail, computer simulation maps at the Arab Weather Center indicate that northwesterly winds will be active across the country on Monday and Tuesday, with active to strong speeds, and some gusts reaching speeds exceeding 60 km/h. These winds will cause a significant and noticeable drop in temperatures and stir up dust and dirt, with the weather being dusty to varying degrees, especially in the country's interior regions. Horizontal visibility will be reduced due to the dust in the interior regions, while the sea will be rough on the northern coasts.

Clouds will also appear at different altitudes, which may include rain clouds in some scattered areas, accompanied by showers.

The weather will be cooler in the coming days, with highs reaching the mid-20s in the capital, Abu Dhabi.

Temperatures in the capital, Abu Dhabi, will range from 27 to 25 degrees Celsius on Monday and Tuesday, while they will reach 30 degrees in inland and desert areas, such as Al Ain and its surroundings, before dropping to the mid-20s. The weather will be more autumnal than spring, God willing, with temperatures expected to drop at night and the atmosphere becoming cooler, even colder, with a noticeable increase in humidity levels.

Temperature differences in the capital, Abu Dhabi, between today and Tuesday will reach approximately 10 degrees Celsius, God willing, with highs around 35 degrees Celsius today and dropping to 25 degrees Celsius on Tuesday.

And God knows best.