Dubai: Another warm day is in store across the UAE on Friday, with clear skies, light winds and temperatures reaching up to 49°C in inner parts of the country.As residents prepare for the weekend, those on the eastern coast may enjoy low clouds forming during the day, but the weather, in general, will be fair, with light winds providing some relief from the rise in mercury.You can expect the nights to feel a bit uncomfortable, with humidity levels forecast to reach up to 85 percent. This will continue until early Saturday morning, with a possibility of fog or mist forming over some coastal and internal areas during the early hours of the weekend.Temperatures in the 40sAccording to the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM), Dubai is expected to record temperature of 41°C, while Abu Dhabi and Sharjah will reach 42°C.As has been the pattern through the month, inland areas will be a lot hotter, with temperatures climbing to 48°C in Liwa and 47°C in Sila.Sea conditions will remain slight, in both the Arabian Gulf and Oman Sea.Here is a breakdown of the maximum and minimum temperatures expected across the UAE on Friday:Abu Dhabi: 42 - 30Dubai: 41 - 31Sharjah: 42 - 29Ajman: 40 - 31Umm Al Quwain: 41 - 29Ras Al Khaimah: 43 - 31Fujairah: 39 - 32Al Ain: 45 - 30Liwa: 48 - 33Al Ruwais: 46 - 31

Abu Dhabi: Under the directives of President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the UAE, through the UAE Aid Agency, has launched an urgent humanitarian response to support people affected by the recent floods in the Republic of Ghana.The floods caused fatalities and widespread damage to homes and infrastructure, affecting thousands of families across the country.The UAE's humanitarian response reflects its longstanding commitment to supporting countries and communities affected by natural disasters and humanitarian crises.According to the UAE Aid Agency, the floods affected 131,825 people from 21,367 families, displaced 38,651 people and resulted in 45 deaths.Dr Tareq Ahmed Al Ameri, Chairman of the UAE Aid Agency, reaffirmed the UAE's commitment to providing rapid emergency assistance during natural disasters and humanitarian emergencies.Al Ameri said the relief effort includes the provision of essential food supplies and shelter materials to support those affected, while also assisting the Ghanaian government's response to the disaster.He added that UAE Aid Agency teams are working with local partners in Ghana to deliver aid to the most affected and vulnerable families, provide essential food and shelter assistance, and support early recovery and stabilisation efforts.The UAE had previously expressed its solidarity with Ghana following the floods caused by heavy rainfall, which resulted in deaths, injuries and extensive damage. The UAE also extended its condolences to the families of the victims and to the government and people of Ghana, while wishing those injured a speedy recovery.