Dubai : The UAE is feeling the full force of early summer as temperatures soared to a scorching 50.4°C in Al Shawamekh, Abu Dhabi, making it one of the hottest days recorded this year. Though still in May, the mercury has leapt ahead of schedule, prompting warnings and safety reminders across the country.
Nationwide, residents are enduring typical early-summer weather: clear skies, scattered clouds in eastern areas, rising humidity along the coast, and light to moderate winds — all combining to intensify the heat.
Looking ahead to Saturday, May 24, similar conditions are expected:
With temperatures surpassing the 50°C threshold, health experts and authorities are urging the public to take precautions to avoid heat-related illnesses. Here’s how you can stay protected:
The summer season has arrived early and with intensity. Authorities continue to monitor weather patterns closely and urge residents to remain alert, take preventative measures, and prioritize health and safety during extreme heat conditions.
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