Meteorological authorities in the United Arab Emirates have issued a weather advisory indicating a period of unstable atmospheric conditions extending through January 8, 2026. According to the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM), residents should anticipate a noticeable temperature decline with minimums reaching 16°C in Abu Dhabi and 18°C in Dubai, while daytime highs are projected to reach 25°C and 26°C respectively.
The weather pattern will feature fair to partially overcast skies across the nation, with low cloud formations anticipated over eastern and northern territories. Meteorological models suggest possible light precipitation over far northern regions, particularly on Monday. Humidity levels are expected to intensify during nighttime and early morning hours in western interior and coastal zones, creating favorable conditions for mist or fog development.
Surface winds will maintain light to moderate intensity from northwesterly to northeasterly directions, occasionally gaining strength with velocities ranging from 10-25 km/h and reaching 40 km/h during peak periods. Maritime conditions will present moderately rough waves in the Arabian Gulf, while the Oman Sea remains comparatively calm.
The comprehensive weather outlook includes intermittent dusty conditions, variable cloud cover, and potential light rainfall episodes. The NCM emphasizes that these multifaceted weather phenomena will affect different emirates variably throughout the forecast period, advising residents to monitor official updates regarding the evolving atmospheric situation.