UAE weather update: Rain is expected in parts of Al Ain and Al Dhafra regions in the coming days

Residents advised to heed official safety instructions during extreme weather

Last updated: July 25, 2025 | 17:32

Manuel Almario, Senior News Editor

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Rain incoming: Al Ain and Al Dhafra brace for unstable weather in the coming days

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Dubai: In a post shared by the Abu Dhabi Media Office on X (formerly Twitter), rain of varying intensity is expected to affect parts of the Al Ain and Al Dhafra regions in the coming days.

Authorities are urging the public to take necessary precautions, including:

Adhering to reduced speed limits during wet or low-visibility conditions
Avoiding valleys and flood-prone areas during periods of heavy rainfall
Carrying first aid kits and preparing alternative light sources in case of power disruptions

Earlier today, rain and strong winds were reported along the Dubai-Al Ain Road, as captured in a video posted by @storm_ae on Instagram and X. Rain and strong winds were reported this afternoon along the Dubai-Al Ain Road, as seen in a video posted by @storm_ae on Instagram and X (formerly Twitter). The National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) has urged motorists to exercise extreme caution, warning that roads may become slippery and visibility reduced during sudden weather shifts.

The weather bureau has advised the motorists to avoid driving unless necessary. If travel is unavoidable, drivers should:

Switch on low-beam headlights
Reduce speed and maintain a safe distance
Stay updated via official forecasts and advisories

Meanwhile, dangerous heat continues to grip the UAE.
According to AccuWeather:

Abu Dhabi: Currently 38°C, expected to reach 44°C with “very dangerous heat” and strong sun. Tonight: clear and warm at 34°C.
Dubai: Currently 45°C, with highs peaking at 46°C under hazy skies. Tonight: clear and very warm at 34°C.

The NCM has also issued an extended forecast covering high and low temperatures across UAE cities in the coming days. Residents are urged to follow official updates and comply with safety instructions issued by authorities during extreme weather conditions.

Also Read: Tips for driving in UAE rains: Stay safe on wet roads

Manuel AlmarioSenior News Editor

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