Summer in Dubai begins around the last week of April and ends around the first week of October. This period is characterized by extremely hot weather, hot winds and high humidity.
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Worst Times to Visit DubaiUnlike most places in the world, June to August are the worst months to visit the city as temperatures are unbearably hot with highs that can reach over 105 degrees Fahrenheit and lows of only around 90 degrees. The hottest temperature ever recorded in Dubai was 131 degrees Fahrenheit.
The best time to visit Dubai is in September and April, when it's sunny but not too hot. While much of the Northern Hemisphere is wrapped up for winter during this period, the city continues to offer bright skies and balmy temperatures. Temperatures soar from May to August, so hotel prices drop and crowds disperse.
The water temperature in Dubai in September is ideal for swimming. The average temperature of the water is 32°C so it is perfect for spending some time in the water during the day.
There is little to no chance of rainfall in Dubai in September. If you plan a visit to Dubai in September, then it is not as expensive. This is the offseason month so you can get amazing deals on flights, hotels, and the local attractions.
All-inclusive vacations to Dubai are well worth the up-front cost. Once you've booked your Dubai resort, you don't have to think about the word “budget” again. Everything you need is nearby, from delicious restaurants to daily activities, and night-time entertainment.
I've stayed at various locations in Dubai, some more than 2 weeks and never been bored. I definitely don't think two weeks is too much, there is so much to do and you can do a day trip to Abu Dhabi and the highly recommended trip to Musandam in Oman to sail on a traditional dhow and see dolphins in the wild.
Local families are often shopping at malls across Dubai so you're going to want to dress appropriately. You can wear shorts in Dubai and even skirts, if they are at knee length and not shorter than that.
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.
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.