UAE National Centre of Meteorology Forecasts 45°C Temperatures with Fog Through September 28
What happened
The UAE's National Centre of Meteorology forecasts maximum temperatures of 45°C with persistent fog and mist from September 24 to 28, 2026.
The Context
- High temperatures: Internal areas are expected to reach 45°C, while coastal regions will see highs of 37–42°C.
- Humidity levels: Overnight humidity may peak at 90%, increasing the risk of fog and reducing visibility.
- Ongoing monitoring: The NCM is actively issuing daily updates and visibility warnings to keep residents informed.
The Number
— This is the maximum forecast temperature for internal areas, highlighting the extreme heat that could affect outdoor plans and commuting.
Takeaway
Expect continued updates on weather conditions as the NCM monitors the situation closely.
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