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UAE Weather Update: Rain Expected in Northern and Eastern Regions

Tue, Oct 27, 2026(1h ago)UAE

On Tuesday, October 27, residents across the UAE can expect a mix of fair and partly cloudy skies. However, those living in the northern and eastern regions should prepare for potential rainfall, as forecasters anticipate the formation of convective clouds in those areas throughout the day. By the time night falls and heading into Wednesday morning, humidity levels are expected to rise, increasing the likelihood of fog or mist, particularly in coastal and inland zones.

Temperatures will remain relatively warm, with Dubai and Sharjah hitting highs of 35°C, while Abu Dhabi reaches 34°C. Nighttime temperatures will offer some relief, dipping to lows of 24°C in Sharjah, 26°C in Abu Dhabi, and 27°C in Dubai. While winds will generally remain light to moderate, they may occasionally gust up to 50 km/hr, potentially stirring up dust across the country. Sea conditions are predicted to be slight to moderate in the Arabian Gulf and generally slight in the Oman Sea.

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