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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the PressHive weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Abu Dhabi weather is defined by intense heat and year-round sunshine, with summer temperatures regularly exceeding 40°C and mild winters offering the most comfortable conditions for visitors. The live forecast above gives the current conditions for the UAE capital.
What is the weather like in Abu Dhabi today and this week?
The live forecast above shows the immediate conditions for Abu Dhabi. For the coming days, the weather in Abu Dhabi 10 days ahead typically follows a pattern of clear skies and very little rainfall. Humidity can be high, especially near the coast, making temperatures feel even more oppressive during summer months. For a longer outlook, check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page, though Abu Dhabi’s climate remains remarkably stable. Those planning ahead often search for weather in Abu Dhabi tomorrow or the abu dhabi weather forecast 15 days, but short-term forecasts are most reliable.
How does Abu Dhabi weather change through the year?
Abu Dhabi weather by month shows a stark contrast between scorching summers (June to September) and pleasant winters (November to March). The abu dhabi weather december and abu dhabi weather january periods are peak tourist seasons, with daytime highs around 25–28°C and cooler evenings. Summer months see extreme heat, with abu dhabi weather 30 days outlooks consistently showing temperatures above 40°C. Rainfall is scarce year-round, mostly occurring in winter in short bursts. For a broader UK perspective, see the UK weather hub.
When is the best time to visit Abu Dhabi?
The best time is from November to March, when temperatures are mild and outdoor activities are comfortable. December and January are particularly popular, with clear skies and low humidity.
Does it rain in Abu Dhabi?
Rain is rare. Most falls occur between December and March, often as short, heavy showers. The annual average is under 100 mm, making Abu Dhabi one of the driest cities in the region.
How humid is Abu Dhabi?
Humidity can be high, especially in summer and near the coast. It often exceeds 80% in August, making the heat feel more intense. In winter, humidity drops to around 50–60%.