Emirates | The heat intensifies during the first week of June, coinciding with the activity of the monsoon winds in the eastern mountains

Arabia Weather - Weather specialists at the Regional Arab Weather Center said that the latest computer outputs indicate that the UAE will continue to be affected in the coming days by a very hot air mass, with an increase in the heat, especially at the end of the week, with the seasonal winds of the Kouss blowing over the east of the country, accompanied by the appearance of clouds that may It is cumulus, especially in the afternoon.

Computer modeling: A very hot week awaits the country, with temperatures exceeding the mid-40s in the interior areas of the country.

In detail, the UAE will continue to be affected, God willing, during the current week by a strong air pressure in the upper layers of the atmosphere and the accompanying air mass with high surface heating, so the weather remains hot to very hot in the various regions of the country, especially the desert ones, and the maximum temperature will reach the end of the week in The capital, Abu Dhabi, reached approximately 41 degrees Celsius, while it ranged between 44-46 degrees Celsius in the interior areas, including the city of Al Ain and its environs.

The Kouss winds visit the eastern regions. Are there any chances of thundershowers?

According to the latest computer simulation systems, it is expected that humid easterly winds coming from the Sea of Oman will blow over the east of the country, known locally as the “Kouss” winds. In the coming days, the Kouss winds are expected to cause clouds to appear on the eastern mountain ranges of the country, which may be cumulonimbus in the afternoon and afternoon hours daily, and it is not unlikely that they will appear in the eastern mountain ranges of the country. Some cumulonimbus cells are thundery and rainy at times, especially in the afternoon, and are then accompanied by local wind speed activity.

The cous winds are winds that blow on the Arabian Sea during the summer and are an extension of the monsoon winds in the northern Indian Ocean, which intensify during the period between the months of May and September. The cous winds, when they collide with the Hajar mountain range in the Emirates and Oman, cause the formation of cumulus clouds accompanied by strong downward winds and rain that may It reaches the point of abundance and is called “Al-Raiha” or Al-Rawaih. It originates in mountainous areas only and may deepen westward into the gravel plains extending between Al-Ain and Al-Dhaid in the United Arab Emirates.

National Center of Meteorology: Clear weather, low clouds in the east, and high temperatures

According to the report issued by the National Center of Meteorology, generally clear weather will prevail, with low clouds appearing in the east in the afternoon, with a rise in temperatures, especially towards the end of the week. Humid weather will also prevail at night and in the morning, with a chance for light fog to form over some coastal and inland areas.

God knows.