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Adjusting to the weather in Abu Dhabi is a challenge that can be difficult for expats.
While the emirate advertises its year-round sunshine and sparse rainfall as one of its most attractive qualities, expats should be forewarned that the constant blue skies bring with them extreme heat, particularly during summer (June to September).
Temperatures can average around 100°F (40°C) during this season, peaking in August. Many expats plan long family holidays during this period to escape the uncomfortably hot conditions. For expats who can't arrange some time away, most buildings are air-conditioned and maintain a cool temperature.
On the other hand, the milder months (November to April) in Abu Dhabi are pleasant. Temperatures hover around 75°F (24°C), rarely dipping below 50°F (10°C) even on the coldest nights.
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