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What is the sea and weather in the UAE in February? Would you like to swim comfortably?
What is the sea and weather in the UAE in February? Would you like to swim comfortably?
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In the Persian Gulf, the sea is +21, the air is +20...+24C.
On the coast of Fujairah, the sea is +23, the air is +23..+26C.
On the coast of Fujairah, the sea is +23, the air is +23..+26C.
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answered 7 years ago
Only Fujairah is far from civilization, I mean Dubai, Sharjah and Abu Dhabi.
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answered 7 years ago
The water is cold. Everywhere except Fujairah, there is the Indian Ocean, and it is much warmer than the bay in winter. But if you like walrus, then why not? You can take a dip and even swim.
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answered 7 years ago
Everything is gorgeous) And ... the Internet will help you - there are all the weather realities + forecasts)
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answered 7 years ago
I would like to swim in the sea (comfortably) and sunbathe, we are thinking about Dubai, so that we can take a walk, see the city. Weather forecasts are somehow dubious, gloomy .. we don’t know if it’s worth flying now .. but the prices are very attractive))
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answered 7 years ago
and more interestingly, in comparison with Egypt, is the sea warmer in Dubai in February?
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answered 7 years ago
Yes, take it easy. Winter UAE is a very comfortable country. Both air and water. You won't sweat, but you won't freeze either. Trying to compare the water in February in the Persian Gulf and in the Red Sea? It is much colder in Red at this time. Plus incomparably colder air. February for the UAE is the very thing!
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answered 7 years ago
mandubyral, no! Because there is not a sea, but the Persian Gulf. And the Red Sea is the warmest sea on planet Earth. If you want to swim, then in Fujairah, if you take a walk in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, but in principle the country is small and you can easily get from anywhere to Dubai.
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Alas, it's colder. In February, Egypt is not comfortable, it is windy and the water in the Red Sea is about 20 degrees stable. Often less. Thanks for the geography lesson (this is about the fact that the UAE is not the sea). As for Fujairah, it is washed by the Gulf of Oman of the Indian Ocean, a hundred in itself is good. But let's be objective - to walk around the sights of the UAE, hang out and shop is best in Dubai, and from Fujairah there, to put it mildly, far away. Yes, go boldly, do not worry, it will be warm and walk and swim)
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Yes to health. Just for the sake of sporting interest, I went to Gismeteo and looked at the weather forecasts for February in Sharm and in Dubai. Well, the difference is simply impressive) If you don't want to freeze - fly to bask in Dubai. Or Sharjah. Have a nice trip!
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L-Penka66, you write that the water is colder, not that Egypt is not comfortable.) The water cannot be about 20 degrees in the Red Sea, corals will die. Therefore, when they write that there is cold water in the Red Sea ... this is not true. the winds are cold, not the water. I agree that it is much more pleasant and interesting to walk around the UAE, but if the author of the question has a desire to indulge in a beach holiday, then in Fujairah in the UAE .. or choose another country. But is it cold to swim in the UAE?)
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Well, what am I going to argue with you?))) Go to any weather site. Check out the water temperature at Red Sea Resorts. And all the answers will come by themselves. According to my experience of holidays in Egypt (in February, however, I never went, but several times in March and April), the water in the sea is cold, sometimes drops to 17. I don’t want to go to Wikipedia now and be interested in the conditions for the survival of corals, but this is not what we are talking about now. I always went to the Emirates only in February. It so happened by chance - it was during this low season that conferences were held there. As I remember now. There were flights on February 9, there were on the 12th. Kapets how they got warm, swam in plenty in Persian, rolled around the malls and other emirates too. Therefore, boldly and from my own experience, I recommend
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answered 7 years ago
February in the Emirates is cold. even March can bring surprises.
If it rains it will be VERY cold. now they promise wind and snow in the mountains. which means the temperature will drop.
you can sunbathe if there is no wind. comfortable swimming - no. it can be cold in the evening. I wear a leather jacket.
If it rains it will be VERY cold. now they promise wind and snow in the mountains. which means the temperature will drop.
you can sunbathe if there is no wind. comfortable swimming - no. it can be cold in the evening. I wear a leather jacket.
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answered 7 years ago
summary))) The opinions of scientists differed, but February is just around the corner. Therefore - look at the forecasts on different forecast sites and, of course, take risks
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answered 7 years ago
L-Penka66 you are mistaken, the water in the Red Sea in the Sharm area in the winter months is below 22, and if you choose a hotel in a calm bay, you can enjoy snorkeling at the reefs, Egypt will be more interesting in price compared to the UAE.
L-Penka66 I recommend to go to Egypt in February and make sure from personal experience, and not from the information of weather sites
I agree that Dubai is an impressive difference compared to Sharm, but the difference in the cost of eating in a cafe, prices for souvenirs and the cost of excursions and renting cars or taxis is also impressive
L-Penka66 I recommend to go to Egypt in February and make sure from personal experience, and not from the information of weather sites
I agree that Dubai is an impressive difference compared to Sharm, but the difference in the cost of eating in a cafe, prices for souvenirs and the cost of excursions and renting cars or taxis is also impressive
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answered 7 years ago
Thank you) The March and April Egyptian experiments are enough for me))) And the water in the Red Sea in March and April) So it’s better that I go there from May to October. I have the experience of repeatedly visiting the UAE in February, I have described it above. And I am certainly not mistaken in anything that I have personally experienced. True, winter doesn’t have to be winter - I won’t argue with that
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answered 7 years ago
from personal experience:
This December the end of the month swam in Sharm. it was cold but tolerable.
Dubai - I won't get into the water since the end of November
but here the factor of "vacation" probably still influences ... and the presence of fish and reefs) there is no such thing in the emirates
This December the end of the month swam in Sharm. it was cold but tolerable.
Dubai - I won't get into the water since the end of November
but here the factor of "vacation" probably still influences ... and the presence of fish and reefs) there is no such thing in the emirates
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answered 7 years ago
The sea in Sharm is now + 23C, the sea in Dubai is + 21C. So where is warmer?
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L-Penka66, you can argue, but the fact is the fact the water is not lower than 22)) According to your feelings, the temperature can be as much as you like, I don’t like the cold either, do you still believe the weather sites?)) And of course I am also for the UAE , but not for swimming in the cold Persian Gulf. But for some it’s cold for me, and for others it’s hot.
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Anetka-gan, my husband and I vacationed in the Emirates three times in late November and early December, and the temperature was always above 23 degrees (I always take a water thermometer with me to all countries).
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Galina50 with a thermometer it's cool to travel))) in November that in the UAE and Egypt there is warm and comfortable water, in early December in Egypt the water is more comfortable than in the UAE
Now it is warm in Egypt and there is no wind in Sharm in Hadaba, a couple of weeks ago there were several reviews that they swam in Nabq and there was no wind
Now it is warm in Egypt and there is no wind in Sharm in Hadaba, a couple of weeks ago there were several reviews that they swam in Nabq and there was no wind
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answered 7 years ago
It is cold in January-February to swim in the Emirates, in Egypt. And not because the water is cool, but because the conditions outside are unsuitable (not hot and windy).
The beginning of December in the UAE is great, or plan a vacation starting from March.
The beginning of December in the UAE is great, or plan a vacation starting from March.
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answered 7 years ago
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well, a tourist is a tourist)))) after the cold weather they are comfortable) and I live in 60 degrees heat)))
well, a tourist is a tourist)))) after the cold weather they are comfortable) and I live in 60 degrees heat)))
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