UAE: The National Center of Meteorology (NCM) has forecasted continued rainfall across various regions until Tuesday. The ongoing weather system is expected to bring moderate to heavy showers, particularly in coastal and mountainous areas. Some regions may experience thunderstorms accompanied by strong winds, leading to possible disruptions in outdoor activities and travel. Authorities have urged residents to stay updated on weather advisories and take necessary precautions against potential flooding and reduced visibility on roads.
In addition to rainfall, increased humidity levels are expected, especially during nighttime and early morning hours. This rise in moisture content may lead to the formation of mist or fog in certain areas, particularly in low-lying and inland regions. Motorists have been advised to exercise caution while driving due to the risk of reduced visibility. The NCM continues to monitor atmospheric conditions closely and will provide regular updates regarding weather developments.
Meteorologists indicate that the unstable weather pattern is a result of low-pressure systems interacting with moist air masses from nearby water bodies. This convergence is leading to significant cloud formation and persistent precipitation. Experts suggest that residents in affected areas should remain prepared for sudden weather changes, including short but intense bursts of rain. Local authorities have been placed on alert to respond to any emergency situations arising from the adverse weather conditions.
As the weather system progresses, the possibility of extended wet conditions remains, with forecasts hinting at intermittent rainfall beyond Tuesday. Cooler temperatures may persist, adding to the seasonal shift. People planning outdoor activities are encouraged to stay informed through official channels and heed any warnings issued by the NCM. The public is reminded to prioritize safety by avoiding flooded roads, securing loose objects outdoors, and keeping emergency supplies readily available in case of unexpected weather disruptions.
