UAE weather alert: Dense fog in Abu Dhabi, NCM forecasts rain on Sunday

Abu Dhabi Police warn drivers of low visibility due to fog

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Surabhi Vasundharadevi, Social Media Reporter
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Fog alert in Abu Dhabi
Fog alert in Abu Dhabi
Surabhi Vasundharadevi/ Gulf News

Dubai: Motorists driving across the UAE roads should be extra cautious today. The National Center of Meteorology (NCM) has issued yellow and red alerts due to fog. Dense fog is expected in some areas of Abu Dhabi, till 9.00am.

The weather bureau has reported fog over Al Dhafra, and Arjan in Abu Dhabi, in the early morning today.

In a message posted on X, Abu Dhabi Police called on motorists to exercise caution on the roads due to low visibility caused by fog. They urged drivers to follow the changing speed limits displayed on electronic information boards for their safety.

The National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) reports that today, the weather will be partly cloudy, with some clouds appearing in the east. There is a chance of convective cloud formation over the mountains, which may bring rainfall by the afternoon. Temperatures are expected to gradually increase.

In coastal areas, high temperatures will range from 34°C to 39°C, while inland regions will experience temperatures between 37°C and 42°C. Meanwhile, mountainous areas will have cooler temperatures, ranging from 30°C to 35°C. Humidity levels in coastal regions are expected to be high, reaching between 70% and 90%.

The Met office also mentioned the likelihood of low clouds forming over various areas, with some regions possibly experiencing light rain.

Winds will blow at speeds of 10 to 25 km/h, occasionally reaching up to 35 km/h, which may carry dust and sand into the air, reducing visibility on the roads. Drivers should exercise caution in these conditions.

Additionally, individuals with allergies should be mindful when spending time outdoors. The sea will be calm in both the Arabian Gulf and the Oman Sea.

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