The National Center of Meteorology forecast that the UAE will experience generally fair to partly cloudy conditions tomorrow with a noticeable drop in temperatures across most regions reflecting the influence of a cooler air mass affecting the country during this period.

According to the official report winds will be northwesterly to southwesterly light to moderate in speed becoming active at times especially over the sea causing blowing dust in exposed areas with speeds ranging from 15 to 25 km per hour and reaching up to 40 km per hour.

The report confirmed that the Arabian Gulf will witness rough sea conditions due to active winds with the first high tide expected at 08:05 AM and the first low tide at 04:28 PM prompting caution for marine activities and fishing operations.

In the Oman Sea wave conditions are also expected to be rough with the first high tide at 07:19 PM and the second at 06:48 AM while the first low tide will occur at 12:17 PM and the second at 01:18 AM indicating fluctuating sea levels throughout the day.

Temperature data shows Abu Dhabi and Dubai recording highs of 25 degrees and lows of 20 with humidity reaching up to 75 percent while Sharjah records 24 degrees and Al Ain 24 degrees and Fujairah sees the highest humidity levels up to 80 percent with slight variations across other regions.