temperatures rise but rain may be on its way
temperatures rise but rain may be on its way
Abu Dhabi - Arab Today
Rain is expected over northern areas of the country and in the capital on Tuesday as temperatures continue to rise.
Light rain was reported over Sharjah, Ras Al Khaimah and Umm Al Quwain overnight.
According to forecasters much of the country will see cloudy weather and windspeeds of up to 45kph, which could result in dust and sand being blown into the air.
WeatherWeather forecast for Tuesday. Courtesy National Centre of Meteorology and Seismology
Moderate winds will keep conditions pleasant as temperatures range between 20°C to 34°C along the coast, 21°C to 36°C in internal areas, and 16°C to 27°C in the mountains.
Humidity will rise to around 85 per cent in the evening.
Similar conditions will persist into Wednesday and Thursday, with light rain expected across the country.
Source: The National
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