Expect temperatures as low as 22°C in coastal areas
The forecast highs will range from 34-39 degrees
Abu Dhabi - Emirates Voice
Temperatures may fall to 22-28 degrees in the UAE's coastal areas according to the National Centre of Meteorology and Seismology (NCMS) forecast bulletin.
Yesterday's weekend weather forecast also adds that blowing dust on Friday may be associated with a slight fall in temperatures. The forecast highs in the coastal areas of the UAE will range from 34-39 degrees. It will be warmer in the internal areas with highs from 36-42 degrees and lows from 21-26 degrees. The mountains will be considerably cooler with highs from 26-34 and lows from 20-27 degrees.
Yesterday, the lowest temperature in the country was recorded on Jebel Jais. Temperature fell to 20.4°C at 5.00am on Thursday.
Source: Khaleej Times
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