
UAE weather: Partly cloudy conditions; low of 25ºC in Abu Dhabi, Sharjah
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The National Centre of Meteorology forecasts partly cloudy skies across the UAE on November 14, with temperatures ranging from 25ºC to 30ºC.
The UAE weather is expected to be partly cloudy to cloudy at times on Saturday, November 14, with low clouds appearing over the coast and islands, according to the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM). Residents looking for the latest uae weather partly cloudy updates can expect temperatures to range between 25ºC and 29ºC in Abu Dhabi and Sharjah, while Dubai will see slightly warmer conditions with temperatures between 26ºC and 30ºC.
Light to moderate winds are forecasted to blow in a northwesterly to southwesterly direction. These winds may become fresh to strong at times over the sea, with speeds ranging from 10kmph to 25kmph, and potentially reaching up to 45kmph.
The UAE expects partly cloudy conditions with temperatures reaching up to 30ºC in Dubai.
Preparing for rain
As the country transitions into cooler conditions, authorities in Sharjah have ramped up preparations for potential rainfall. Maintenance crews have been tasked with cleaning 40,000 drainage openings across the emirate. Additionally, 70 basins have been prepared to collect rainwater to mitigate flooding risks.
Proactive measures have also been implemented on several major roads in Sharjah. Nine new pumping stations have been installed, each designed to drain up to 1,200 cubic metres of water per hour to ensure infrastructure resilience during the changing weather season.
Why it matters
The sea conditions are expected to be rough to very rough at times in the western Arabian Gulf, while remaining moderate to slight in the Oman Sea. These conditions are particularly important for maritime activities and coastal safety.
For residents and travelers, these meteorological shifts highlight the importance of staying informed as the country prepares for the upcoming cooler months. The proactive drainage preparations in Sharjah aim to ensure public safety and minimize disruption on key transport routes during periods of heavy rain.
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