Overview
- The National Centre of Meteorology reported the week’s highest reading of 45.4°C at Sweihan in Al Ain.
- Forecasts point to early to mid‑40s across much of the country through the week, which can raise heat stress risks and drive heavier cooling demand.
- Dubai is set for daytime highs around 39–41°C, while Abu Dhabi could reach about 44°C at the peak.
- Authorities and local media urge residents to limit outdoor activity during peak sun and to stay well hydrated.
- Official temperatures are taken in the shade with calibrated instruments, and the UAE’s record high is 52.1°C from July 2002.