The table and the graph provide information about the weather in Dubai, with the table illustrating the average minimum and maximum temperatures for each two-month period, and the graph showing the average monthly rainfall.
Overall, Dubai experiences extremely hot summers and mild winters, with the vast majority of rainfall occurring during the cooler months. There is a clear inverse relationship between temperature and rainfall: as temperatures rise, rainfall decreases significantly.
In terms of temperature, the coldest period is between January and February, when the average minimum and maximum temperatures are 14°C and 25°C respectively. From March to August, temperatures rise steadily, peaking in July and August with maximum averages reaching a scorching 48°C and minimums at 29°C. Temperatures begin to decline gradually from September onwards, with November and December experiencing relatively mild conditions, ranging from 19°C to 26°C.
Rainfall, on the other hand, is concentrated in the early and late parts of the year. February records the highest average rainfall at approximately 40 cm, followed by January and December with around 20 cm and 15 cm respectively. Between April and October, rainfall is minimal, almost negligible, particularly from May to August, when it remains close to zero.
To summarise, Dubai’s climate is characterised by extremely hot, dry summers and cooler, wetter winters. The data highlights a strong seasonal contrast in both temperature and precipitation patterns.