Deserted, dry, with sunny weather and the opportunity to swim all year round. Features of Jumeirah's climate - hot weather: in summer the air temperature averages +45-50°C, in winter - +25-30°C. Dubai is on the list of the most sultry cities on the planet, so even big fans of heat better think hard whether it is worth going to Jumeirah in the summer.
In addition, take into account, quite serious daily temperature fluctuations in all emirates that go out to the Persian Gulf - this feature of the climate is due to the influence of the desert. The difference between day and night temperatures is 10-15 degrees.
Jumeirah's vegetation and animal life
In the peculiar climate of the United Arab Emirates, much of which is desert, flora is rather sparsely represented. Jumeirah's "native" vegetation is shrubs and dry grasses, coconut and date palms, and lemon trees. However, the rich emirate pays much attention to the landscaping of its capital, so modern Jumeirah is a real oasis of paradise. Not only the streets and boulevards, but even some of the beach areas are covered in lush greenery.
The terrestrial wildlife in Jumeirah is mostly found in Dubai's zoos. There you can also see many animals whose natural habitat is far outside the UAE. And the local animals are gazelles, hares, camels, and jerboas. There are also leopards, goats, reptiles. Birds migrate in the fall and spring - thousands of species of birds pass through the Emirates, some of which (from Central Asia and Siberia) stay here for the winter.
Jumeirah's underwater wildlife is rich in fish, crustaceans and molluscs. The region is home to dugongs, sharks, sea urchins and about a third of the world's known whale and dolphin species.
