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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the WordPatch weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
Dubai’s monthly temperatures range from a mild 19°C in January to a scorching 41°C in July, with the best travel conditions from November to March. Summer months (June–September) regularly exceed 40°C, while humidity makes the heat feel even more intense. February offers pleasant highs around 24°C, ideal for outdoor activities.
What is the weather like month by month?
Dubai’s climate is hot and arid. Winter (December–February) brings daytime highs of 23–26°C and cooler evenings, with minimal rainfall. Spring (March–May) sees temperatures climb from 28°C to 38°C, with increasing humidity. The hottest months in Dubai are June through September, when averages hover above 40°C and humidity can exceed 60%. October and November are transitional, with highs dropping back to 35°C and then 30°C, making them pleasant for travel.
When should I visit Dubai?
For UK travellers, the window from November to March offers the most comfortable conditions – temperatures sit between 20°C and 30°C, perfect for sightseeing and beach trips. Pack light layers, sun protection and a light jacket for evenings. School holidays (especially February half-term and Easter) are busy, so book early. Summer is cheaper but requires staying indoors during midday heat; air conditioning is universal.
What is the coldest month in Dubai?
January is the coolest, with average highs of 24°C and lows around 14°C. It’s still warm enough for shorts, but evenings require a jacket.
Does it ever rain in Dubai?
Rain is rare, averaging only 25 days a year, mostly between December and March. Showers are brief and light.
What is the humidity like in summer?
From June to September, humidity often exceeds 60% and can reach 90%, making the 40°C+ heat feel oppressive. Coastal areas are particularly muggy.
For more detail, see our Dubai Weather page or check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for comparison.