How to survive in hot weather in Dubai?

Here's our guide to keeping cool in Dubai.
  1. Eat small, but often. ...
  2. Cool your veins down. ...
  3. Indulge in spicy food. ...
  4. Avoid cold showers. ...
  5. Choose your clothes carefully. ...
  6. Stay in a hotel with air-conditioning. ...
  7. Take a trip to the shopping mall. ...
  8. Get up early for adventures.




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It really depends on what you feel is “hot”. Generally speaking, it starts to get too hot for outdoor activity by the end of May. Many seasonal and outdoor events will start to close at the end of April/start of May. You will find little reprieve from the Dubai heat until the end of October.

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Dubai can reach extreme temperatures of up to 50°C in the month of July. Whilst this makes it extremely unpleasant to be outside during the peak times of the day, the city has been designed in such a way to cope with the heat, and life largely moves indoors.

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August is typically the hottest month of the year in Dubai. It should be noted though, that despite the rocketing temperatures, there are still great things to do during summer in Dubai.

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Is Dubai too hot in summer? This really depends on your tolerance to heat and what you want to do in Dubai. If you're looking for a beach vacation full of days on the beach and playing in the water with the kids, you may be better off waiting for the weather to cool a little from October through April.

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The hottest months are July and August with the average high temperatures exceeding 43 °C (109 °F). January is the coolest month with the highs of about 24 °C (75 °F) and lows of about 16 °C (61 °F).

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Dubai's location in the United Arab Emirates on the Persian Gulf coast means it gets hot weather all year round. August's the hottest month with temperatures reaching over 40ºC, and there's usually no rain, so only go if you love the heat.

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You will need to be mindful that the salty waters of the Gulf can be too hot for swimming in over the summer (32-35°C/90-95°F); it will feel more like spa water than a refreshing break.

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Dubai is actually very relaxed and open-minded when it comes to clothing. As the public is very international, so is the clothing. You will see people wearing all imaginable sorts of clothing in Dubai – from shorts and sleeveless t-shirts to burqas. But don't forget that it's a Muslim country and you are a guest.

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Summers in Dubai are hot and brutally long. Temperatures in the Gulf Arab city can soar above a hundred degrees day and night. And the humidity is just at another level, which, in addition to making it feel even hotter, can also make things sticky.

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Sea temperatures are not particularly refreshing in August either, at a balmy 33.1°C (91.6°F); even temperatures over 34°c in the water can be experienced in Dubai in August.

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Yes, swimming in Dubai in July is one of the best ways to stay cool in the hot weather. The water temperature is 32°C, making it relatively cool and pleasant for a swim in July.

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Best Times to Visit Dubai for Lower Prices The summer months of June, July, and August — when most people have fled the country because of the heat — are when you will likely score the best deals on Dubai hotels. It's also the perfect time to explore the plethora of indoor attractions Dubai has to offer.

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Top tips for finding cheap flights to Dubai. Book at least 4 weeks before departure in order to get a below-average price. High season is considered to be January, November and December. The cheapest month to fly from United States is April.

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