Dusty Winds, Partly Cloudy Skies: UAE Weather, July 4, 2025
Residents in western areas should prepare for moderate to fresh northwesterly winds, causing blowing dust during the day and reducing visibility at times.
Rough Arabian Gulf and Caution for Seafarers
Sea conditions in the Arabian Gulf are expected to be moderate to rough, while the Oman Sea will see slight to moderate waves. Mariners and beachgoers are advised to take precautions.
Temperature and Humidity Levels Across Regions
Temperatures remain high across the UAE:
Humidity levels may drop to 15% to 45% in the afternoon, depending on the area.
Strong Winds Stir Up Dust
Wind speeds today:
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