UAE weather: Dubai and Abu Dhabi set for sun, potentially rain

It could reach 44°C in Abu Dhabi and 43°C in Dubai

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  A muggy Downtown Dubai on a humid late summer day. Changing weather patterns at the start and end of the summer lead to high humidity. Pawan Singh / The National

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  Humidity can reach 100 per cent in September, even though temperatures are cooler than the high summer months. Pawan Singh / The National

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  Dry heat can make the hottest summer months, July and August, more comfortable than June and September, which tend to be very humid. Pawan Singh / The National

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  People wearing protective face mask and buying fruits and vegetables at the Al Awir fruit & vegetable market during the hot and humid weather in Dubai. Pawan Singh / The National

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  People wearing protective face mask and buying fruits and vegetables at the Al Awir fruit & vegetable market during the hot and humid weather in Dubai. Pawan Singh / The National

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  People using umbrella during the hot and humid weather at International City in Dubai. Pawan Singh / The National

Parts of the country were covered in fog early on Wednesday.

Visibility was affected in an area on the western border, stretching inland.

The murky weather is expected to clear throughout the morning, leaving a hot and sunny day, with a chance of rain over interior areas.

But the humidity will rise again overnight, bringing a renewed risk of mist and fog, particularly in the west.

Light to moderate winds will cause blowing dust and sand.

The weather bureau expects it to reach up to 44°C in Abu Dhabi and 43°C in Dubai

It will be slight to moderate in the Arabian Gulf and slight to moderate in Sea of Oman.