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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Regional Report weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Dubai’s weather is consistently hot and dry for most of the year, with a brief, milder winter from December to February. The live forecast above shows today’s conditions; here is what to expect month by month and in the coming days.
What is the weather like in Dubai throughout the year?
Dubai has a subtropical, desert climate. Summers (May–September) bring extreme heat with highs above 40°C and high humidity near the coast. Winters (December–February) are warm and pleasant, with daytime temperatures around 24–28°C and cooler nights. Spring and autumn offer comfortable warmth with very little rain.
- Summer (June–August): average highs 40–42°C, humidity often above 85%.
- Winter (December–February): highs 24–28°C, lows around 14–18°C; occasional brief showers.
- Rainfall: annual average about 100 mm, mostly falling in winter months.
- Sunshine: over 300 days of sun per year, with long, bright days even in winter.
What is the forecast for Dubai over the next 10 to 30 days?
The weather in Dubai 10 days ahead follows the typical seasonal pattern. For dubai weather december expect mild days and cool evenings. Dubai weather february remains pleasant, though slightly less humid. The dubai weather forecast 15 days and dubai weather forecast 30 days are available in the live panel; note that long-range predictions for desert climates are generally reliable for temperature trends but less so for exact rain timing.
- For dubai weather tomorrow, check the live forecast above – it updates hourly.
- For a broader look, the dubai weather 14 days table gives a clear view of highs and lows.
- Planning ahead? Dubai weather by month shows predictable seasonal shifts; the hottest months are July and August.
Is Dubai too hot in summer for outdoor activities?
Yes, between June and September outdoor activity is best limited to early morning or evening. Many attractions are air-conditioned; the beach and water parks are popular but use high-factor sunscreen and drink plenty of water.
Does it ever rain in Dubai?
Rain is rare, with only about 100 mm annually. Most falls in quick, heavy showers between December and March. Flash flooding is possible in low-lying areas but usually clears within hours.
What should I pack for Dubai in December or February?
Lightweight daytime clothing, but a jacket or jumper for evenings (temperatures can drop to 14°C). Sunglasses and sunblock are essential year-round. An umbrella is seldom needed but can be useful in winter.
For current conditions across the UK, visit our UK weather hub. Compare Dubai’s climate with other destinations: Marrakech Weather is similarly dry but cooler in winter; Barcelona Weather offers a Mediterranean alternative with wetter winters. For a long-range look, see our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.