Weather Forecast for the Eid Al Etihad Holiday
Residents across the UAE can expect a noticeable shift in weather during the Eid Al Etihad holiday, with meteorologists predicting lower temperatures, scattered rainfall, and increased humidity at night and in the early morning hours.
Temperature and Rainfall
According to the National Center of Meteorology (NCM), several regions may experience light to moderate rain, particularly along coastal and northern areas. Daytime conditions will remain mild, while nighttime temperatures are forecast to drop, marking a transition to cooler seasonal weather.
Wind and Sea Conditions
Moderate northwesterly winds are expected to bring a refreshing breeze, which could occasionally stir up sandy or dusty conditions in open areas. Sea conditions will generally be calm to moderately rough, especially in the Arabian Gulf.
Humidity and Fog Possibility
NCM reports that humidity levels will increase overnight and during early mornings, potentially leading to light fog or mist formation in inland areas. Motorists are advised to drive carefully due to reduced visibility during these times.
Travel and Outdoor Activities
Authorities recommend monitoring official weather updates before traveling or planning outdoor celebrations. Cooler air, a chance of rain, and light fog may create picturesque but changeable conditions for residents and visitors throughout the holiday period.
“Night-time and early-morning humidity levels will rise through the holiday period, contributing to potential light fog or mist,” the National Center of Meteorology noted.
Author’s summary: The UAE will experience winter-like weather during the Eid Al Etihad holiday, with cooler days, higher humidity, and light rain expected across parts of the country.
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