Hot, Breezy, and Partly Cloudy: UAE Weather, July 9, 2025
Temperatures Peak at 46°C
Here's what to expect across different areas:
Humidity levels will fluctuate between 50% to 80% in some areas, so it'll feel extra sticky, especially along the coast and mountains.
Winds Pick Up During the Day
Winds will blow northwesterly to southwesterly, ranging from 10 to 25 km/h, and could hit 35 km/h in some areas during the daytime.
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