What are the climate characteristics of Dubai?

Dubai has a subtropical climate, divided into winter and summer. The highest temperature in summer sometimes reaches 50℃. Although it doesn't rain at all, the humidity of 100% is often observed. It's very hot and humid. It's an uncomfortable summer.

On the contrary, the winter from 10 to March 165438+ every year makes people feel cold. In addition, there have been sandstorms in winter. But the average temperature in winter is about 20℃, which is very comfortable and is also the peak season for sightseeing.

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Dubai is the economic and financial center in the Middle East, and also the main passenger and cargo transportation hub in the Middle East. Oil revenue promoted the early development of Dubai, but due to limited reserves and low production level, after 20 10, the oil industry only accounted for less than 5% of Dubai's gross national product. After oil, Dubai's economy mainly depends on tourism, aviation, real estate and financial services.

Dubai's fresh water supply mainly depends on underground water sources and seawater desalination, of which three-quarters of agricultural irrigation water and more than one-third of residents' daily life water come from underground water sources. Due to the hot and rainy climate in Dubai, the average annual precipitation is only 42 mm, and the evaporation is large.

Therefore, groundwater resources have not been effectively replenished for a long time, and the aquifer water level has dropped significantly. Therefore, Dubai mainly relies on seawater desalination and wastewater recycling as the main sources of domestic and industrial water, and gradually restores the water quality and water storage capacity of underground aquifers in this area.

Trade is the biggest economic pillar in Dubai, followed by logistics, finance and tourism. Jebel Ali Free Trade Zone (JAFZA) is the representative of Dubai's trade characteristics. Among the UAE 10 FTAs, it is the most important and largest FTAs in the Middle East.

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