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What is the local time in Abu Dhabi?
The UAE is four hours ahead of UTC (Co-ordinated Universal Time -
formerly known as GMT) and there is no daylight saving. Hence, when it is 12.00
midday in Abu Dhabi, it is 3am in New York, 8am in London, 10 am in
Johannesburg, 1.30pm in New Delhi, and 6pm in Sydney (not allowing for any summer
time saving in those countries).
What’s the weather like in Abu Dhabi?
Abu Dhabi has a sub-tropical, arid climate. Sunny blue skies and high temperatures can be expected most of the year. Rainfall is sporadic, falling mainly in winter (November to March) and averaging 12 cms per year in most of the emirate. Rain is more common in the 'Oasis City' of Al Ain, the emirate's second largest city, due to its proximity to the Hajar mountains.
Temperatures range from a low of around 13C (50F) on a winter's night, to a high of around 42C (118F) on a summer's day. The cooler months, November to April, are the most pleasant time to visit, when temperatures are around 24C (75F) during the day and 13C (56F) at night.
What is the electricity supply standard in Abu Dhabi?
Abu Dhabi’s electricity supply is 220/240 volts at 50 Hz. Square three-pin sockets are standard. It is advisable to bring a plug adapter with you, though most hotels can supply adapters for other kinds of plug and they can be bought locally.
Does Abu Dhabi have special needs facilities?
Most of Abu Dhabi's five-star hotels , malls and heritage attractions have wheelchair facilities. Wheelchair ramps often have steep angles.
Abu Dhabi International Airport is well equipped for physically challenged travellers. There is a special check-in gate with direct access from the car park, as well as dedicated lifts, and a meet and assist service.