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UAE Weather Update: Abu Dhabi Temperatures Expected to Reach 45°C

Sun, Sep 20, 2026(45d ago)UAE

Residents across the UAE should prepare for another hot day this Sunday, September 20, as the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) predicts temperatures hitting 45°C in Abu Dhabi. While conditions will generally remain fair, the eastern regions can expect some intermittent cloud cover throughout the day. Meanwhile, Dubai and Sharjah are forecasted to reach highs of 42°C. As the day progresses, light to moderate winds will blow from the southeast and northeast, potentially reaching speeds of 30 km/h, while coastal and offshore areas are expected to see relatively calm sea conditions.

As night falls, humidity levels are set to rise, setting the stage for potential fog or mist formation by early Monday morning, particularly in the country’s western districts. Because this could lead to reduced visibility on the roads, commuters and early morning travelers are urged to exercise caution while driving. With the mercury having already soared to 48.6°C in Bada Dafas yesterday, the ongoing heat remains a reminder for everyone to stay hydrated and keep updated with the latest weather developments.

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