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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Current Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Dubai has a hot desert climate with year-round sunshine, mild winters and extremely hot summers. The live forecast above shows current conditions—typical for a city where summer heat dominates and winter offers the most comfortable visiting window.
What is Dubai’s climate like?
Dubai’s subtropical desert climate means two main seasons: a hot summer (May–September) with average highs above 40°C, and a milder winter (December–March) when daytime temperatures sit around 24–28°C. Humidity can be high near the coast, especially in summer. Rainfall is scarce—most of the year’s roughly 100 millimetres falls between December and March. For context on how this compares to Australian desert zones, visit our Australia weather hub.
When is the best time to visit?
The most pleasant months are December through February, when daytime heat is manageable and evenings are cool. If you’re checking weather in dubai tomorrow or browsing a dubai weather 14 days forecast, you’ll see winter highs typically in the mid-20s. A weather in dubai 10 days outlook in December or February will show reliable mild conditions. For those looking at dubai weather by month, December and February are the standout months for outdoor activity. Summer months from June to August are extreme—most visitors avoid midday exposure. Any extended heat that triggers local warnings would be covered on our severe weather warning page.
Does Dubai ever get cold?
Winter nights can drop to around 14–16°C, especially in January. While not cold by Australian standards, you’ll want a light jacket for evenings from December to February.
How accurate are 30-day Dubai forecasts?
A dubai weather forecast 30 days out can indicate broad trends but not precise daily conditions. For reliable planning, check a dubai weather 14 days or dubai weather forecast 15 days outlook closer to your travel dates.
Does it rain in Dubai?
Yes, but very rarely. Most rain falls between December and March, with January typically the wettest month. A full year’s rainfall is less than what Sydney might see in a single wet week.