The hot and dusty conditions across the UAE are set to continue into the weekend with the temperature expected to peak at 47 degree Celsius.
The strong winds, which have blown dust and sand down from Kuwait and Iraq, spreading sandstorm conditions over most of the country, will ease throughout Wednesday afternoon.
Majid Naser, Head of the Marine Forecast Section of the National Centre for Meteorology (NCM), told ARN News this will lead to a big improvement in visibility but the dusty conditions will continue for the next few days.
The weather forecaster added temperatures are expected to soar into the mid-40s and above, with no rain forecast for the time period.


Dubai sets global benchmark for urban governance with new accord
H.H. Sheikh Mohammed unveils MBR Endowment District
UAE carries out new medical evacuation from Gaza Strip
UAE dispatches largest convoy of water tankers to northern Gaza
IRENA Council meets in Abu Dhabi to drive global energy transition
UAE launches body to 'empower volunteering, promote goodness'
'Don't click on 50% discount deals': Dubai Opera warns of fake tickets scam
UAE President, European Council chief stress need to maintain Gaza ceasefire
H.H. Sheikh Ahmed hails national media as crucial pillar of development
Sheikha Bodour Al Qasimi appointed UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador
UAE unveils first Green Innovation District at Expo City
New partnership strengthens Dubai’s waste management strategy
2 men arrested in Fujairah within 3 hours of robbing bank customer
Man honoured for saving two girls from drowning in Sharjah's Mamzar
H.H. Sheikh Hamdan highlights Dubai’s vision for sustainable urban development
UAE joins 8 nations in simulation drill to battle modern criminal tactics
Sheikha Latifa opens Beautyworld Middle East
'Circle Dubai' initiative sets new standards for waste management
H.H. Sheikh Mohammed launches Al Maktoum Archives
Fujairah F3 plant set to power 380,000 homes as operations kicks off
