UAE Weather Forecast: Rising Temperatures and Dusty Conditions Expected
UAE weather tomorrow: Temperatures to increase; a high of 41°C in Dubai

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On May 20, 2026, temperatures in the UAE are projected to rise, with highs reaching 41°C in Dubai and 40°C in Abu Dhabi. The National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) forecasts generally fair skies but warns of potential blowing dust due to moderate winds. Sea conditions will also become rough in certain areas.
- 01The highest temperature recorded on May 19 was 43.6°C in Al Gheweifat, Al Dhafra Region.
- 02Temperature ranges across the UAE will be between 19°C and 43°C.
- 03Winds are expected to blow at speeds of 10-25 km/h, reaching up to 40 km/h at times.
- 04The Arabian Gulf will experience rough sea conditions, particularly in the north.
- 05Weather conditions are expected to include light to moderate winds, causing blowing dust.
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The National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) has announced a significant increase in temperatures across the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for May 20, 2026. The forecast indicates that temperatures will range from 19°C to 43°C, with Dubai expected to reach a high of 41°C and Abu Dhabi a high of 40°C. The highest temperature recorded the previous day was 43.6°C in Al Gheweifat, located in the Al Dhafra Region. Generally, skies will be fair throughout the country, but residents should prepare for light to moderate winds, which could cause blowing dust, particularly in open areas. Wind speeds are anticipated to range from 10 to 25 km/h, potentially increasing to 40 km/h at times. Additionally, sea conditions will vary, becoming slight to moderate before turning rough in the afternoon, especially in the Arabian Gulf, and also becoming rough by evening in the Sea of Oman. Residents are advised to stay informed about the weather as conditions may change.
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Residents should prepare for high temperatures and potential blowing dust, which could affect outdoor activities and health.
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