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UAE Weather

Update

Watch: Heavy rain disrupts daily life across UAE

Unstable weather expected to continue across the country until Wednesday afternoon



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Heavy rain threw daily routines out of gear across the UAE, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Fujairah, Umm Al Quwain and Ras Al Khaimah on Tuesday. The rain caused some flooding in mountainous areas, while several streets were waterlogged in city areas, making life difficult for motorists and pedestrians. The National Centre of Meteorology ugraded its amber alert to red last evening, warning that increased cloud cover would bring more rain until Wednesday evening.

A view of a waterlogged street near Discovery Gardens Metro station.
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A resident enjoying the rainy day on a boat in Al Furjan area on Tuesday.
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A flooded street in Sharjah on Tuesday.
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A view of the Sharjah skyline on Tuesday
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A view of floodwaters near Discovery Garden Metro station.
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YouTube vloggers Tom Petrov and Vlad Csidorovin Discovery Gardens on Tuesday.
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Water logging in Al Furjan area, Dubai.
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Water logging near Discovery Gardens Metro Station, Dubai.
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Rain in Abu Dhabi
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Water logging in Arjan, Dubai.
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Water logging at Clock Tower Roundabout in Sharjah.
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Rain in Abu Dhabi.
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Heavy rain in Sharjah, picture taken near Clock Tower Roundabout.
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Hail in Al Ain
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Rain in Jebel Ali, Dubai, early on Tuesday.
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