As predicted, moderate started pouring over parts of Abu Dhabi city, Saadiyat Island, Al Dharfa, Dalma Island and Jebel Ali in Dubai, weatherman reported early on Wednesday.
Rain has hit parts of the UAE late on Tuesday, like Ras Al Khaimah, and there is more in store for residents this week.
The National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) shared videos of heavy rain at Jebel Jais. The rain led to streams pouring down the mountain.
Cloudy activity in the eastern parts of the country like Fujairah and Khor Fakkan is especially prevalent. Dark clouds are seen over most of the country on Wednesday.
Currently, convective clouds associated with rain are in the skies across the emirates. The NCM has issued a yellow warning for residents along the coastal areas of the UAE. The warning asks residents to “be aware” and “be on the lookout when going outdoors”.
A red warning has also been issued because of unstable conditions at the Arabian Sea and near the islands on the west coast near Abu Dhabi.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, unstable weather will continue over the country, with cloudy skies. Scattered rainfall with varying intensities is expected across the UAE with thunder and lightning at times and a decrease in temperatures.
Moderate to strong winds are also expected to blow at a speed of 30 – 45 km/h, reaching 70 km/hr at times, causing blowing dust and sand over exposed areas with poor to very poor horizontal visibility.
Drivers and those planning to go outdoors must take necessary precautions.
The sea will continue to be rough to very rough in the Arabian Gulf as well as the Oman Sea especially with cloud activity increasing.
