UAE weather temperatures to drop to 25°C as winter season begins

National weather monitors report a shift in atmospheric conditions across the UAE, with daytime temperatures expected to drop to an average of 25°C starting next week. This seasonal transition marks the end of the peak summer heat and the beginning of the country’s outdoor tourism period. Temperature Projections and Regional Variations Meteorological data indicates that coastal areas, including Dubai and Abu Dhabi, will experience maximum temperatures between 25°C and 28°C. Humidity levels are also projected to decrease, providing clearer skies and more stable conditions for outdoor transit. In the northern and eastern regions, specifically near the Hajar Mountains, mercury levels may dip further during the early morning and late evening hours. Internal desert regions are forecast to see a more pronounced drop in night-time temperatures, occasionally falling below 20°C. Residents are advised to monitor official updates from the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) as localized wind patterns could influence perceived temperatures in open areas. Impact on Lifestyle and Tourism The 25°C threshold traditionally serves as the catalyst for the reopening of…