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Your photos of the UAE weather
Did you see anything interesting about the weather in the UAE? Untwist the spin, become journalists. Send your pictures of the weather to Gulf News.
- Gulf News
- Published: 10:53 January 10, 2008
- Denny took this picture of rain lashing Jebel Ali.
- Image Credit: Denny Simon Thekkath/Gulf News Reader
Did you see anything interesting about the weather in the UAE? Do you have pictures of how the weather has affected people in the country?
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