Heavy rain and thunderstorms in UAE: Live weather, traffic updates, and safety tips
Authorities issue warnings as unstable weather brings rain, dust and reduced visibility
Highlights
Temperatures today: Jais Mountain records 12°C
The lowest temperature recorded across the UAE this morning was 12°C at Jais Mountain (Ras Al Khaimah) at 06:15 UAE local time.
Weather highlights for today:
Morning low: 12°C at Jais Mountain
Expected highs: Around 31°C in coastal areas, 33°C inland
Temperatures are forecast to gradually decline later in the week
UAE braces for rain, strong winds as weather set to ease soon
The UAE is set to experience continued unstable weather, with rainfall, strong winds and reduced visibility expected across parts of the country before conditions gradually ease into the next week, according to the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM).
In its latest bulletin, the NCM said the country remains under the influence of a surface and upper-air low-pressure system, bringing partly cloudy to cloudy conditions accompanied by convective clouds and rainfall of varying intensity over scattered areas.
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Authorities have issued a series of tips, warnings, and safety alerts, urging residents to exercise caution as rough seas and reduced visibility continue before conditions gradually improve later in the week.
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Continuation of wadis flowing in Al Ain
Final wave of heavy rain and thunderstorm to hit UAE today
According to the NCM, one further wave is expected before conditions begin to ease on Saturday, and authorities are encouraging the public to remain prepared and cautious through Friday, March 27.
Dubai Civil Defense strengthens weather response
The Dubai Media Office has shared that the Dubai Civil Defense General Directorate is carrying out major field operations to manage current weather conditions. Operating under an integrated operational plan, these efforts focus on enhancing response speed while ensuring the safety of both lives and property.
Through coordinated actions and proactive measures, Dubai Civil Defense continues to uphold its commitment to protecting residents and minimising the impact of adverse weather across the emirate.
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Police caution: Slow down, stay alert on wet roads
The Ras Al Khaimah Police have issued a safety alert as the emirate experiences rainy and adverse weather conditions. Residents and motorists are urged to exercise caution and follow the safety guidelines:
Drive carefully and adhere to all traffic instructions
Slow down and maintain safe distances on wet roads
Avoid flood-prone areas, torrents, and water accumulation zones
Stay away from the sea and beaches during unstable weather
The police emphasised that “every drop of rain strengthens our dedication to serving you.”
For assistance:
Emergency: 999
Non-emergency: 901
Authorities urge the public to stay alert and prioritise safety during the ongoing weather.
