September 22 marks the last day of summer in the UAE, with cooler in the coming days

The UAE's summer officially ends on 22 September; colder weather is predicted in the next days. The Sharjah Planetarium stated that the fall equinox would commence on September 23, 2023 in a message that was published on X, previously Twitter. The equinox will start at 10.50 a.m., when the Sun will be directly perpendicular to the equator, and the northern and southern hemispheres will get an equal number of rays.

Night and day equalise a few days after the autumnal equinox and 45 days after the Suhail star sightings, in the United Arab Emirates, which may occur on October 2. The National Centre of Meteorology has predicted fair to partly overcast weather for the following week, with strengthening breezes likely to blow during the day. On some days of the week, there is also a potential that mist and fog will occur in the early morning hours. The country's interior is likely to see temperatures as high as 46°C and as low as 25°C.

The Suhail star's sighting in the UAE on August 24 signifies the end of summer and the start of winter. The 100 days following the star's discovery are when temperatures begin to gradually change; it is not always anticipated that they will fall immediately. The Sohail star, sometimes referred to as the "Star of Yemen," is highly revered in Arab culture.