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Rain Returns to the UAE: NCM Says More Showers Are on the Way

Rain Returns to the UAE: NCM Says More Showers Are on the Way
Rain Returns to the UAE: NCM Says More Showers Are on the Way

By Thasmiya

Parts of the UAE could see **more rain and convective cloud activity** over the coming days, according to the **National Centre of Meteorology (NCM)**.

The weather authority has forecast the development of **convective clouds over eastern and southern parts of the country**, bringing a chance of rainfall while temperatures remain high across much of the UAE. ([Gulf News](https://gulfnews.com/uae/weather/uae-four-month-forecast-el-ni%C3%B1o-likely-to-bring-warmer-wetter-weather-from-july-to-november-1.500567224?utm_source=chatgpt.com))

## **Where is rain expected?**

The NCM says the highest chance of showers will be over:

- Eastern mountainous areas. - Southern parts of the UAE. - Areas where convective clouds develop during the afternoon.

Rainfall is expected to be localised, with some areas receiving light to moderate showers depending on cloud development. ([assets.ncm.gov.ae](https://assets.ncm.gov.ae/assets/bulletins/2026/07/6-20260709000853.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com))

## **Hot weather continues despite rain chances**

Although rain is possible in some areas, summer temperatures will remain high across the country.

Residents should still expect hot and humid conditions, especially across inland and coastal areas, with humidity increasing overnight and during the early morning. ([assets.ncm.gov.ae](https://assets.ncm.gov.ae/assets/bulletins/2026/07/6-20260709000853.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com))

## **What residents should know**

The NCM advises residents to:

- Follow official weather updates before travelling. - Drive carefully if rain reduces visibility or makes roads slippery. - Avoid valleys and low-lying areas during rainfall. - Stay hydrated and limit outdoor activity during the hottest part of the day.

Rain Returns to the UAE: NCM Says More Showers Are on the Way
Rain Returns to the UAE: NCM Says More Showers Are on the Way

Weather conditions may change quickly where convective clouds develop. ([assets.ncm.gov.ae](https://assets.ncm.gov.ae/assets/bulletins/2026/07/6-20260709000853.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com))

## **Why this matters**

Summer rain is uncommon across much of the UAE, making these showers a welcome change for some areas.

However, isolated thunderstorms can develop rapidly, bringing brief heavy rain, gusty winds and reduced visibility. Residents are encouraged to rely on official NCM forecasts for the latest updates. ([Gulf News](https://gulfnews.com/uae/weather/uae-four-month-forecast-el-ni%C3%B1o-likely-to-bring-warmer-wetter-weather-from-july-to-november-1.500567224?utm_source=chatgpt.com))

## **FAQs**

### **Will it rain across the entire UAE?**

No. Rain is expected to be localised, mainly over eastern and southern areas where convective clouds develop. ([assets.ncm.gov.ae](https://assets.ncm.gov.ae/assets/bulletins/2026/07/6-20260709000853.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com))

### **Will temperatures drop?**

Temperatures will remain high despite the chance of showers, with many inland areas still expected to exceed 40°C. ([assets.ncm.gov.ae](https://assets.ncm.gov.ae/assets/bulletins/2026/07/6-20260709000853.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com))

### **Which authority issues UAE weather forecasts?**

The **National Centre of Meteorology (NCM)** is the UAE’s official weather authority.

### **Should motorists be cautious?**

Yes. Rain can lead to reduced visibility and slippery roads, particularly in mountainous areas and during thunderstorms. ([assets.ncm.gov.ae](https://assets.ncm.gov.ae/assets/bulletins/2026/07/6-20260709000853.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com))

## **Source Credits**

Information source/resource owners: National Centre of Meteorology (NCM), Gulf News and official UAE weather forecasts.

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