UAE Weather Update: Dusty Conditions, 47°C Heat and Rough Seas Expected on June 4
By Aryan
The UAE is expected to see fair but dusty weather on Thursday, June 4, with high temperatures, strong winds and rough sea conditions in parts of the country.
According to the National Centre of Meteorology, weather conditions will remain fair in general, but dusty at times. Winds may become fresh to strong in some areas, causing blowing dust and sand, especially towards the western regions.
For residents in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, temperatures are expected to reach around 40°C during the day. Across the country, temperatures may range between 24°C and 47°C.
## Dubai and Abu Dhabi temperatures
Dubai and Abu Dhabi are both expected to record highs of around 40°C on Thursday.
The lowest temperature in Dubai is expected to be around 29°C, while Abu Dhabi may see a low of around 28°C.
The weather will remain hot during the day, so residents heading outdoors should plan carefully, avoid long exposure during peak afternoon hours and stay hydrated.
## UAE records 48.4°C before the forecast
The weather update comes after the UAE recorded a high of 48.4°C on Wednesday, June 3.
The temperature was recorded in Muzaira in the Al Dhafra Region and Um Azimul in Al Ain. This shows that summer heat is already becoming intense across internal parts of the UAE.
## Dusty winds may reduce visibility
Light to moderate southwesterly to northwesterly winds are expected across the country.
The winds may become fresh to strong at times, with speeds of 10 to 25 km/h and reaching up to 45 km/h. These conditions may cause blowing dust and sand, reducing horizontal visibility, especially in western areas.
Drivers should be extra careful on highways and open roads, especially if visibility drops suddenly.
## Rough seas expected in the Arabian Gulf
Sea conditions are also expected to become unstable.
The Arabian Gulf will be moderate to rough, becoming very rough at times by late night. The Oman Sea is expected to remain slight.
Residents planning marine activities, fishing trips or beach outings should check the latest alerts before heading out.
## What residents should keep in mind
People with dust allergies, asthma or breathing difficulties should avoid unnecessary outdoor exposure when dusty conditions increase.
Drivers should keep a safe distance, avoid sudden braking and use headlights when visibility is low.
Outdoor workers and delivery riders should take extra care during peak heat hours, drink enough water and take breaks whenever possible.
## Why this matters
The June 4 forecast is an early reminder that UAE summer conditions are intensifying.
With temperatures reaching up to 47°C, dusty winds and rough sea conditions, residents need to plan their day carefully. For commuters, outdoor workers, families and marine activity operators, staying updated with official weather alerts can help avoid heat-related risks and travel disruptions.
## Source Credits
Information source/resource owners: Khaleej Times, National Centre of Meteorology, Gulf News.
## Image Credits
Image credit/resource owners: Gulf News, Emirates 24|7, The National.