The UAE National Metrology Centre has issued a detailed weather forecast for the period from Thursday, January 30, to Monday, February 3, 2025, highlighting fluctuating conditions, chances of rainfall, and strong winds in some areas.
- Thursday, January 30
The day will begin with humid conditions in some internal and coastal areas, with a possibility of fog or mist formation. The skies will be partly cloudy to cloudy, especially over Northern and Eastern regions, with light rainfall expected by night.
Wind: Light to moderate Northwesterly to Northeasterly, fresh at times, reaching 40 km/h.
Sea: Rough in the Arabian Gulf, slight to moderate in the Oman Sea.
- Friday, January 31
Humidity will persist in the morning, followed by partly cloudy to cloudy skies with a chance of rainfall. A drop in temperature is expected.
Wind: Light to moderate Northwesterly to Southwesterly, fresh to strong at times, causing blowing dust, reaching 45 km/h.
Sea: Rough in the Arabian Gulf, slight to moderate, becoming rough at times in the Oman Sea.
- Saturday, February 1
The morning may witness mist formation in some areas. Skies will be partly cloudy, with light rainfall possible in Northern and Eastern areas.
Wind: Light to moderate Northeasterly to Northwesterly, reaching 35 km/h.
Sea: Moderate to slight in the Arabian Gulf, slight in the Oman Sea.
- Sunday, February 2
Unstable conditions will persist, with rain of varying intensity expected over Northern, Eastern, and coastal areas. There is also a probability of freezing water over mountain regions in the morning.
Wind: Light to moderate Northwesterly, fresh at times, causing blowing dust, reaching 40 km/h.
Sea: Moderate to rough in the Arabian Gulf, moderate to rough at times in the Oman Sea.
- Monday, February 3
The weather will stabilize slightly, with low clouds over coastal and internal areas.
Wind: Light to moderate Northwesterly, fresh at times, reaching 40 km/h.
Sea: Rough in the Arabian Gulf, moderate to slight in the Oman Sea.
Residents are advised to stay updated on weather alerts and take necessary precautions, especially in areas prone to fog, rainfall, and strong winds.
