UAE Weather: Temperatures Could Reach 47°C as Humidity Builds Next Week
By Thasmiya
UAE residents should prepare for another hot and humid spell, with temperatures expected to reach **47°C** in some inland areas next week.
The National Centre of Meteorology forecast shows fair to partly cloudy conditions across the country, with humidity increasing overnight and during the early morning.
The humidity may also bring a chance of **fog or mist** over some coastal and internal areas, especially from Sunday into Monday.
## **Heat to continue across the UAE**
Temperatures are expected to remain high across most parts of the country.
Inland areas could reach up to **47°C**, while coastal and island areas may see temperatures between **35°C and 41°C**.
Mountain areas will be slightly cooler, with temperatures expected between **31°C and 37°C**.
Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah are likely to remain hot, especially during the afternoon hours.
## **Humidity may bring fog and mist**
The main weather change next week will be rising humidity.
According to the forecast, humid conditions are expected at night and in the early morning over some coastal areas on Friday and Saturday.
By Sunday and Monday, humidity may extend to some internal areas, increasing the chance of fog or mist formation.
Drivers should be careful during early morning travel, especially on highways and open roads where visibility can drop quickly.
## **Winds and sea conditions**
Light to moderate southwesterly to northwesterly winds are expected across the UAE.
Winds may freshen at times, reaching up to **35km/h** inland and around **40km/h** over some coastal areas.
The Arabian Gulf is expected to be slight to moderate, but it may become rough at times westward. The Oman Sea is expected to remain slight.
## **What residents should do**
Residents should avoid long outdoor exposure during peak afternoon heat.
People working outdoors, delivery riders and anyone exercising outside should stay hydrated and take breaks in shaded or cooled areas.
Drivers should check visibility before early morning trips and follow official weather alerts if fog or mist develops.
Families planning outdoor activities should choose early morning or indoor options where possible.
## **Why this matters**
July is one of the hottest months in the UAE, and humidity can make conditions feel even more uncomfortable.
The combination of high temperatures, humid nights and possible fog means residents need to plan daily travel and outdoor activity carefully.
Checking official weather updates before leaving home can help avoid heat-related risks and poor-visibility driving conditions.
## **FAQs**
### **How hot will the UAE get next week?**
Temperatures could reach up to **47°C** in some inland areas.
### **Will Dubai be humid next week?**
Yes, humidity is expected to rise overnight and during the early morning, especially in coastal areas.
### **Is fog expected in the UAE?**
Fog or mist may form over some coastal and internal areas from Sunday into Monday.
### **Are UAE seas expected to be rough?**
The Arabian Gulf may become rough at times westward, while the Oman Sea is expected to remain slight.
### **What is the safest time to go outside?**
Early morning and evening are generally safer than peak afternoon hours, but humidity may still be high.
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