Lowest temperature of 18.6°C recorded in UAE as autumn arrives
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Lowest temperature of 18.6°C recorded in UAE as autumn arrives

Cooler mornings are beginning to appear across the United Arab Emirates as autumn sets in, with temperatures dropping below 20°C in some areas.

According to data from the National Center of Meteorology, the lowest temperature recorded in the UAE on Monday, September 28, was 18.6°C in the city of Rakkna, Al Ain, at 6 AM.

This drop is linked to residents beginning to feel the first signs of seasonal changes. From an astronomical perspective, summer officially ended on September 23 with the autumnal equinox, marking the start of a gradual transition to cooler conditions.

Earlier this month, the UAE had already recorded a similar temperature decrease: on September 18, the temperature fell to 18.8°C, just a few days before the equinox.

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NCM issued a red alert valid from 3:34 AM to 9:30 AM. The meteorological department warned residents about reduced horizontal visibility, which at some points may drop even lower in coastal and inland areas until 9:00 AM.

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According to the National Center of Meteorology (NCM), general conditions will remain comfortable, although visibility may decrease in coastal and inland areas due to the formation of fog or haze.

Previously, on Friday, NCM issued a red-level warning for fog, advising residents to exercise caution when going outdoors. Residents traveling early on the weekend are advised to remain vigilant in areas affected by fog or haze and to follow all safety instructions related to visibility issued by the authorities.

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The maximum temperature recorded in the country on Friday was 45.8°C in Al Ghweifat (Ad-Dhafra region) at 3:00 PM. On Saturday, the maximum temperature in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah will reach 42°C. The minimum temperature in Dubai and Abu Dhabi will be 27°C, and in Sharjah, 26°C.

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