Meteorological conditions across the United Arab Emirates are characterized by persistent fog and humidity, with overnight and early morning temperatures dropping to 18°C in Abu Dhabi. The National Center of Meteorology reports that coastal and internal regions will experience mist formation through Tuesday morning, creating reduced visibility conditions for residents.
Temperature readings indicate a moderate climate pattern, with Abu Dhabi reaching daytime highs of 30°C while Dubai anticipates maximum temperatures of 28°C. Minimum temperatures will register at 18°C and 20°C in the respective emirates, representing typical seasonal variations for February.
Wind patterns remain generally light to moderate, blowing from northeast to northwest directions at speeds ranging from 10-20 km/h, with occasional gusts reaching 35 km/h. Maritime conditions remain calm with slight sea states reported in both the Arabian Gulf and Oman Sea.
The meteorological phenomenon follows established seasonal patterns where temperature differentials between land and sea create ideal conditions for fog formation. Residents have documented the weather conditions through photographic evidence shared with Khaleej Times, showing substantial fog accumulation across urban and coastal areas.
Authorities continue monitoring conditions closely as reduced visibility impacts transportation networks. The weather pattern aligns with previous forecasts indicating persistent morning fog and mist conditions expected to continue through mid-week.