UAE Shivers: Coldest Day of 2024 Hits 5.3°C
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) experienced its coldest day of the year on January 10, with temperatures dropping to 5.3°C in Raknah (Al Ain) at 7:30 am. This recorded temperature marks the lowest so far in 2024. Residents in several areas have been waking up to chilly temperatures over the past few days, providing a taste of winter weather. Raknah, in particular, has witnessed colder temperatures compared to other areas, experiencing a temperature drop to 5.8°C on Thursday.
Jebel Jais mountain recorded a temperature of 7.2°C on January 9. The winter season in the UAE officially began after December 21, and experts note that the country has experienced a milder winter this year compared to previous years. December's average temperature has been higher than in previous years.
On January 10, some mountainous regions are expected to experience even lower temperatures. It's worth mentioning that Raknah recorded the coldest air temperature in 2021, dropping to -2°C.
Despite the chilly temperatures, outdoor and adventure enthusiasts are eagerly anticipating the cold weather to enjoy the snow-capped mountains of Jebel Jais. This popular mountain destination in Ras Al Khaimah attracts tourists and locals alike during the winter months. Fahad Mohamad Abdul Rehman, known as one of the most dedicated storm chasers in the UAE, highlighted Jebel Jais as one of the best winter destinations. He expressed the joy, peace, and positivity he feels when reaching such locations, emphasizing the allure of the white snow-covered mountains during the winter months.
It's important to note that while the UAE is not known for extreme winter conditions, the cooler temperatures provide a refreshing change for residents and visitors. The colder weather is often associated with increased outdoor activities and a unique opportunity to experience the country's natural beauty, especially in mountainous regions like Jebel Jais. As temperatures continue to drop, the UAE's winter season offers a different perspective and experience for those accustomed to its warmer climate.
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By- Sahiba Suri
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