Residents across the UAE can expect a mix of fair to partly cloudy conditions as the week begins, with the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) predicting a noticeable rise in temperatures. While skies will remain mostly clear, some cloud cover is expected to develop over the eastern regions. Additionally, weather experts have noted the potential for mist to form in western parts of the country, accompanied by high humidity levels during the late night and early morning hours in coastal zones.

The upcoming week is set to bring steadily climbing temperatures, a trend that is expected to continue through the upcoming Eid Al Adha holidays. With thermometers in major hubs like Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and Sharjah forecasted to reach between 25ºC and 41ºC, the NCM has issued a timely reminder for the public to practice caution. Officials are advising residents to minimize direct sun exposure during the peak heat of the day to ensure safety as the summer warmth intensifies.