Will it be very hot in Dubai in August?

July and August are the hottest months of the year and temperature easily can reach around 50C. You can't compare heat in NY and Madrid with the heat in the UAE because here it is the humidity of almost 90% in these months what bothers people the most. In this heat I even won't walk one block.Wait for a cab in the hotel lobby:)

Malls you might like to visit are the Mall of the Emirates (Ski Dubai), Dubai Mall (newest and biggest/Aquarium) or Ibn Batutta (7 malls under one roof). Check them out online.

As for culture related you may like to visit Dubai Museum/Bastakiya.

http://www.malloftheemirates.com/moe/Default.aspx

http://www.thedubaimall.com/en

http://www.ibnbattutamall.com/

http://www.hotelsindubai.com/see/bastakiya.htm

You also could take a "Big Bus" tour visiting all famous landmarks. http://www.bigbustours.com/eng/dubai/custompage.as...

You should wear loose fitting clothes preferably out of natural materials like linnen or cotton.

Have fun,

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Like my other friends explained the problem with August is not just the heat , it is getting used to the humidity which can easily make it feel hotter than what the thermometer indicates. The High temps can reach 45C. You will not get used to this in 36 hours , it takes time to adjust.

On the plus side Dubai got air-conditioned bus-stops , and you can check all the routes online on www.rta.gov.ae

Summer season is not really a pleasant time of the year in Dubai. The scorching heat of the sun feels like a hot laser beam that penetrates up to your skin’s inner layer. Temperature reaches up to 45 degree Celsius or even higher on some occasions.

August is the hottest time of the year in the UAE. it's very hot, trust me. when i went to aquaventure i couldnt walk on the floor, my feet were basically BURNING!!

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