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Rough sea and cloudy weather forecast for UAE

Dubai - The minimum temperature recorded today morning was 12.3°C in Jebel Jais Mountain

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Published: Sun 12 Nov 2017, 7:42 AM

Last updated: Sun 12 Nov 2017, 11:48 AM

The National Centre of Meteorology and Seismology expects the weather in the UAE to be partly cloudy in general with a slight cloud formation at times over some areas with slight fall in temperatures.
The NCMS also warned that the sea will be rough over the Arabian Gulf offshore areas, especially the western areas. Beachgoers and residents are advised to be cautious while swimming in the various beaches in the region.

Moderate to fresh winds will become strong at times, especially over the Arabian Gulf, and will cause rising dust and poor visibility over exposed areas during daytime.
"The relative humidity is likely to increase during night and tomorrow early morning, with a probability of fog/mist formation over some internal areas," the statement added.
Light to moderate winds in general, freshening at times during the afternoon and may cause blowing dust over some exposed areas.The relative humidity is likely to increase during the night and early morning over some coastal and internal areas, with a chance of mist formation, especially over the west.
The highest temperature recorded over the country on Staurday was 35.1°C in Dhudna at 4pm, while the lowest temperature recorded was 12.3°C in Jabel Jais mountain at 3:45am.
Sea will be rough to very rough by afternoon in the Arabian Gulf and will become rough by evening in Oman Sea.


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