Home GCC UAE Rain in UAE: NCM forecasts cloudy skies, rainfall from Wednesday Rain is expected to hit parts of Abu Dhabi late Wednesday night, and it is expected to spread to coastal areas of Dubai, Sharjah, and other emirates on Thursday morning by Gulf Business November 26, 2024 Image credit: GCShutter/ Getty Images The UAE’s National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) has issued a weather indicating that potential dust storms and rainfall are expected across the country. The forecast is for the period from Wednesday, November 27, to Friday, November 29. The NCM’s weather alert indicates that rain will hit parts of Abu Dhabi late at night on Wednesday. On Thursday morning, rainy conditions may extend to the coastal areas of Dubai, Sharjah and other emirates before moving towards Ras Al Khaimah. “Starting late Wednesday night, cloud cover will gradually increase over Western regions, extending towards coastal and island areas and some Northern and Eastern parts. The increase in cloudiness may bring rain showers on Thursday,” the NCM said in a statement. “The cloud cover will decrease gradually on Friday, by noon time, with a drop in temperatures.” الحالة الجوية خلال الفترة من ليل الأربعاء 27 نوفمبر إلى الجمعة 29 نوفمبر 2024 Weather Situation from the period Wednesday 27 until Friday 29 November 2024 pic.twitter.com/462EjoY5RD — المركز الوطني للأرصاد (@ncmuae) November 25, 2024 The weather report shows that the UAE will expect wind at times. “Winds will shift from southeasterly to northeasterly, then to northwesterly. These winds will be moderate to strong, with occasional gusts, especially over the sea. This windy weather may lead to dust and sandstorms on land, reducing visibility at times,” the NCM said. Sea conditions are expected to be “rough to very rough” on Thursday and Friday in the Arabian Gulf and moderate to rough in the Oman Sea. Read: UAE weather: Rain, cloudy skies expected in some areas Tags National Centre of Meteorology rain Sand storm UAE You might also like UAE set to roll out 15% tax for global corporate giants US clears export of advanced AI chips to UAE under Microsoft deal Mubadala has $330bn in assets under management, says CEO How the UAE’s VAT system is evolving and improving