Rain in UAE: Residents wake up to unstable weather, overcast skies and fog

UAE weather has taken a turn and winter is in full swing with temperatures dropping

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Residents in the UAE woke up to another cold and rainy day on Tuesday. According to the National Center of Meteorology (NCM), rain was reported in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Ajman, Fujairah and Ras Al Khaimah early morning on December 27.
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Fog engulfed major landmarks giving the city a beautiful ethereal look. Overcast skies prevailed across the UAE and showers are expected till the evening. Cloudy skies are expected to continue for UAE residents this week.
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Clouds descend upon the Green's skyscape earlier this morning. Here you can see the Emirates Golf Course covered in hazy colours.
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As the rains continued for a second day, residents and employees went about their daily duties. Here, staff can be seen working at the Dubai airport on Monday morning.
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Rain clouds hang over Dubai. Residents urged to be prepared for more rain, strong winds.
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The rains in the country signal that winter is in full swing in the UAE. Temperatures have dropped and are expected to stay low this week.
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The most important thing for residents to keep in mind during the rainy season is safe driving. Motorists must adhere to speed limits and avoid tailgating at all costs. Use fog lights and hazard lights as required.
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Residents protect themselves against the showers with umbrellas, and hoodies.
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Those who are getting around on foot have to watch out for some big puddles.
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It's especially important to keep an eye out for foot and road traffic.
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Worker get into action to sort out water logging on the city's roads.
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Large tankers are often seen in the city pumping away water from the streets.
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Residents are enjoying the cooler weather - even if it means bundling up in warm clothes.
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The rainy conditions led to gloomy and dark weather.
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Some people decided to cover their cars to shield from the rains.

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