Dubai Weather in August

Dubai has a hot desert climate with virtually no rainfall and searing summers where temperatures routinely exceed 40°C (104°F) with intense humidity from the Persian Gulf. The Gulf moderates winter temperatures and brings morning sea fog. Summer heat is compounded by the urban heat island in dense downtown areas, while coastal neighborhoods benefit from sea breezes that can make outdoor conditions more bearable. Shamal winds from the north bring sandstorms and dust haze spring through summer.

Hot in many cities. Beach and outdoor destinations are at their peak.

Dubai has one of the most extreme climates of any major city. Summers (June–September) are dangerously hot with temperatures regularly exceeding 110°F and high humidity near the coast. Winter (November–March) is the reason millions visit — clear skies, warm days, and cool evenings.

• ✓Light breathable clothing (linen/cotton)
• ✓Sunscreen SPF 50+ always
• ✓Sunglasses and hat mandatory in summer
• ✓A light layer for aggressive indoor AC