It seems that the UAE has begun the New Year on a cold note, quite literally. We say this because this morning that is on January 2, UAE recorded its season’s lowest temperature yet at 3.5°C. This was mentioned in a post on X by the NCM UAE. Here’s more on this.
UAE Records Lowest Temperature For The Season In Ras Al Khaimah
The UAE recorded the lowest temperature in the country for the season at 3.5°C in Ras Al Khaimah. This was the temperature recorded at Jais Mountain at 7:45 AM UAE local time. As a result, the next five days are expected to be fairly cold as the cold weather conditions are going to continue to prevail. With a chilly breeze and cloudy conditions, the weather is expected to be fairly chilly with a possibility of some light rainfall as well. In fact, it is also expected that the coastal temperatures could dip as low as 12°C in the coming days.
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Cold Weather Conditions To Continue
According to the climate summary posted by the NCM, the average rainfall recorded in December was 11.5 MM and it is expected that the average temperature of January could be about 18.3°C.
Did you know that as the weather gets colder, besides common cold there is also a surge in the cases of dandruff? Yes, according to doctors in the UAE, there is currently a surge in dandruff cases with about 40% of the patients visiting dermatologists with the concern.
As mentioned in a report by Khaleej Times, it was revealed age and gender. The cold weather has also played an important role in the current surge of dandruff. Mostly common in men, patients come to doctors with dandruff complaints during the winter season due to the cold weather and indoor heating, which dries the scalp.
So, with the weather expected to be cold over the next few days, you must take necessary precautions to safeguard yourself against falling sick.
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