National meteorological authorities across the Arabian Gulf have issued updated regional weather advisories forecasting relatively hot conditions during the day, accompanied by light-to-moderate variable winds and high humidity levels reaching up to 90 percent over coastal sectors.
According to bulletin updates issued by regional weather tracking centers, daytime maximum temperatures across coastal areas are expected to average between 39°C and 41°C, while inland regions will see higher daytime peaks. Light to moderate winds—shifting between southeasterly and northwesterly directions at speeds ranging from 10 to 30 km/h—will maintain localized sea breezes throughout the late afternoon.
The high atmospheric humidity levels, surging overnight and into the early morning hours, create conditions conducive to mist and patchy fog formation over coastal roads and open highway corridors. Marine authorities report that sea conditions across the Gulf remain mostly slight to moderate, with offshore wave heights ranging between 1 to 3 feet.
Meteorological departments advise motorists to exercise caution during late-night and early-morning commutes due to potential drops in horizontal visibility caused by fog patches, while recommending outdoor workers take necessary precautions against elevated heat index values during peak midday hours.
