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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Norwich Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

32°C
Partly cloudyDubaiFeels like 34° · Wind 11 km/h · Humidity 46%
UV 9 Very HighSunrise 05:41Sunset 19:09
Today☁️43°32°💧0%
Wed☁️40°30°💧0%
Thu☁️43°29°💧0%
Fri☁️43°28°💧0%
Sat☀️44°29°💧0%
Sun🌤️42°29°💧0%
Mon☁️39°30°💧0%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

The live forecast above shows Dubai’s current conditions. Daytime highs in October typically range from 35°C to 38°C, with humidity often above 60%. Expect clear, dry air overnight, with lows around 25–28°C.

What is the weather in Dubai like today?

Check the live forecast above for exact readings. At this time of year, Dubai usually sees a mix of intense sunshine and hazy skies, with light winds from the north-west. The sea temperature remains around 30°C, making beach time comfortable but feeling hotter once you step out of the water.

What is the 10-day outlook for Dubai?

The weather in Dubai 10 days out stays remarkably consistent: hot, dry and sunny. Slight variations occur in humidity and wind speed, but rain is extremely rare between November and March. For a longer view, the dubai weather forecast 30 days (often available from Met Office sources) shows a pattern of stable heat with a small dip early in January. For a 14-day or 15-day specific projection, the live forecast above is the most reliable guide.

Average high (October)36°C
Average low (October)26°C
Humidity55–65%
Rainfall (October)<5mm

Frequently asked questions about Dubai weather

When is the best time to visit Dubai?

The best months are November to March, when daytime highs sit around 25–30°C and humidity drops. For example, dubai weather december averages 26°C and dubai weather february 27°C, making outdoor sightseeing comfortable.

Does it rain a lot in Dubai?

No. Dubai averages less than 100mm of rain per year. Most rain falls between January and March as short, heavy showers. The rest of the year is almost entirely dry, with clear or hazy skies.

Can I visit Dubai in summer?

Summer (June–September) brings extreme heat, with highs routinely above 40°C and high humidity. It is still possible for indoor attractions and night‑time activities, but daytime outdoor exertion is not recommended for most visitors.

For a wider view of forecasts across the UK and other destinations, explore the Norwich Wire UK weather hub. If you are planning a longer trip, our 10-day weather forecast for the UK provides detailed local outlooks.