Weather of UAE today: The next day, the United Arab Emirates violated their May temperature record, while Mercury rose on the blisters of 51.6 ° C on Saturday, the National Meteorology Center informed.
“The highest temperature recorded today in the country is 51.6 ° C in Sweihan (Al Ain) at 13:45 United Arab Arab Arab periods (0945 GMT),” NCM said in the X.
The desert nation, which lies in one of the hottest regions of the planet, is also particularly prone to climate change, finds itself in the grip of intense wave.
Saturday’s temperature was 1.2 notches higher than the temperature recorded on Friday in the Abu Dhabi area. These extreme back-to-back thermal days mean a significant increase in the climate of the region and raises concerns about the intensification of thermal waves in the Gulf.
Recent UAE temperatures overcome previous records
The recent temperatures recorded in the UAE – more than 51 ° C – exceeded the previous top temperature of the 50.2 ° C, which was recorded in 2009, AFP said.
NCM Care for Al Ain
In the middle of saving temperatures, however, the National Center of Meteorology of UAE on Saturday released a warning on potential rainfall between 17:00 and 20:00. Convective clouds were expected to form above the eastern regions – especially around Al Ain – with possible chances of rain, strong winds and dust.
The authorities recommended motorists to carefully control the risk of neat or dust roads, reported reports from the Gulf.
Middle East with a high risk of water, lack of food
In the last three decades, UAE has seen an increase in the number of extremely hot days, with the character to double.
Scientists have also shown that recurring thermal waves are a clear brand of global warming and that these waves of thermal waves are more frequent, longer and more intense.
According to the Greenpeace 2022 study, in the Middle East, it is exposed to a high risk of water and food deficiency in the Middle East and as a result of climate change with severe thermal wool.
A study that focused on six countries, including the UAE, found that the region was almost twice as fast as the global average, so its food and water were “very vulnerable” to climate change.
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