03/07/2026
🥵 The UAE’s Hottest Summer Starts Now
From July 3 to August 10, the UAE enters Jamrat Al Qayth—traditionally known as the hottest and driest 40 days of the year.
According to the Emirates Astronomy Society:
🌡️ Temperatures in desert areas may exceed 50°C
💨 Hot, dry Samoom winds become more frequent
🔥 Heatwaves can push temperatures 4°C above seasonal averages for consecutive days
Whether you’re a resident or visiting Dubai, remember to:
✔️ Stay hydrated
✔️ Avoid outdoor activities during peak afternoon hours
✔️ Never leave children or pets in parked vehicles
✔️ Protect yourself from prolonged sun exposure
Stay safe and take care during the UAE’s most extreme summer period. ☀️🇦🇪
