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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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Dubai, the coastal emirate on the Persian Gulf, is experiencing hot and dry conditions typical of its desert climate. The live forecast above shows clear skies and a high temperature, with humidity rising near the coast – a pattern that continues through much of the year.
What is the Dubai weather like now?
The live forecast above gives you the precise reading for today. In general, Dubai’s climate means long, sweltering summers and mild winters. Humidity can make the heat feel more intense, especially along the waterfront. Night-time temperatures drop noticeably, but remain warm compared to UK standards.
What should I expect when visiting Dubai?
Seasonal planning matters. During Dubai weather December and Dubai weather February, daytime highs are around 25–28°C, making these the best months for outdoor sightseeing. For longer-range planning, check a Dubai weather forecast 30 days or a Dubai weather forecast 15 days. If you need the immediate outlook, a weather in Dubai 10 days or Dubai weather 14 days forecast gives week-by-week detail. For tomorrow’s trip, look at Dubai weather tomorrow. Dubai weather by month shows a steady rise from April onwards, with July and August often exceeding 40°C.
Does it ever rain in Dubai?
Rain is rare, with most falls between December and March. Showers are brief and often heavy. The annual average is about 100 mm – less than a single wet week in the UK.
When is the best time to visit Dubai?
November to March offers the most comfortable temperatures, usually 25–30°C during the day. Evenings are pleasant, and humidity is lower than in summer, making it ideal for exploring.
How hot does Dubai get in summer?
From June to September, daytime highs regularly exceed 40°C, and humidity often makes it feel several degrees hotter. Outdoor activities are best done early morning or after sunset.
For a broader view of conditions at home, see the UK weather hub. If you are planning further ahead, our 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page provides detailed outlooks.