Light rain is expected in the UAE on Sunday with more wet weather later in the week.
Chilly temperatures will continue in the mornings and evenings, with highs of around 25ºC.
The lowest temperature recorded on Sunday was 8.3°C on Jebel Jais, the country's highest peak.
Dubai and Abu Dhabi residents have donned jumpers, hoodies and insulated jackets in the past few weeks as temperatures dipped.
On Wednesday, they may need raincoats, too, as rain is forecast.
Dubai, the Northern Emirates and Oman are expected to see the tail end of a weather front that is moving south through the Gulf.
January and February are the coldest and wettest months for the Emirates, with several days of rain in each month typical — but summer storms are becoming more common due to climate change.
Sprawling new Sharjah farm turns the desert green: in pictures
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Sheikh Dr Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Ruler of Sharjah, visits a wheat farm in Mleiha on Sunday. All photos: Sharjah Government / Wam -
An image of the Mleiha wheat farm only six weeks ago ... -
And how it looks today -
Sheikh Dr Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi gazes over the farm, which is set to expand from 400 hectares to nearly 900 next year -
The farm was built to boost local food production, as wheat shortages affect countries across the globe -
The farm was made possible by intensive irrigation using this plant 13km away. It provides water through pumps with a capacity of up to 60,000 cubic metres each day -
The Ruler of Sharjah was told of plans to boost wheat production in the region
