Light rain is expected across parts of the UAE according to The National Centre for Meteorology (NCM) that is predicting partly cloudy skies on Saturday and Sunday.
There's a chance of scattered rain showers in some locations with winds being light to moderate blowing from the northwest to the southeast at speeds between 10 and 25 kilometres per hour, with gusts up to 40 kilometres per hour.
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In the Arabian Gulf, there will be light to moderate wave conditions. High tide is at 5:19 PM and 3:32 AM, while low tide is at 10:18 AM and 9:14 PM.
In the Sea of Oman, the wave conditions will be similar to the Arabian Gulf, ranging from light to moderate with some rough patches. High tide is at 1:38 PM and midnight, while low tide is at 7:18 PM and 7:33 AM.

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