Is September winter in Dubai?

Dubai in April-May / September-October (Transition Months) The skies are clear, without any clouds and the sun is unrelenting for almost 11 hours during the day. September is the beginning of shorter winter days and the summer heat starts to drop during this month.



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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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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.

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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.

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What to pack for Dubai
  • Light clothing.
  • Swimsuit.
  • Flip-flops.
  • High SPF sunscreen.
  • Hat.
  • Sunglasses.
  • Strappy sandals and/or sneakers.
  • Clothing that covers the shoulders and midriff (for public areas)


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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. Just be mindful of the fact that there are a lot of families and children there.

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In September the weather in Dubai tends to relent the intense scorching heat and slightly becomes more bearable. The average daily temperature tends to hover around 38 degrees Celsius. The daytime weather is hot but unlike July, and August, it is bearable.

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Temperatures soar from May to August, so hotel prices drop and crowds disperse. This is an excellent time to visit if you enjoy extreme heat, or plan to spend most of your time inside the air-conditioned shopping malls.

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