The UAE is set to enter ‘Jamrat Al Qayth’, the hottest and driest phase of summer, from July 3 to August 10, bringing 40 days of intense heat across the country. Daytime temperatures are expected to reach 41°C–43°C in coastal areas, exceed 45°C–46°C inlan... moreThe UAE is set to enter ‘Jamrat Al Qayth’, the hottest and driest phase of summer, from July 3 to August 10, bringing 40 days of intense heat across the country. Daytime temperatures are expected to reach 41°C–43°C in coastal areas, exceed 45°C–46°C inland, and climb past 50°C in some desert regions during heatwaves.
The period is marked by scorching sunshine, low humidity in many areas, and hot, dry samoom winds. Experts also warn that metal surfaces and parked vehicles exposed to direct sunlight can heat up to 70°C.
Residents are advised to stay hydrated, avoid prolonged outdoor activity during peak afternoon hours, and take precautions against heat-related illnesses as the UAE experiences its most extreme summer weather.
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