As a result of fog and precipitation in the Emirates, meteorology professionals have issued red and yellow warnings.
UAE weather: red and yellow warnings due to fog and rainfall.
Warnings of red and yellow due to fog and precipitation have been issued for the United Arab Emirates.
In the United Arab Emirates, a red and yellow alert has been issued for fog, and there is a possibility of precipitation today.
Temperatures in the country might reach as high as 47 degrees Celsius, with the mercury reaching 41 degrees Celsius in Abu Dhabi and 38 degrees Celsius in Dubai.
According to the National Centre of Meteorology, the day will include periods of cloudiness that range from partly overcast to fair.
It is light to moderate. The winds that blow from the northwest will have a speed that ranges from 10 to 25 and can reach 40 kilometers per hour. At certain periods, the winds will be picking up, which will result in dust being blown around during the day.
It is possible that some convective clouds will form over the mountains, which could be connected with precipitation. Low clouds will appear over the East Coast, and there is a possibility that they will form.
Red alert issued for fog in the uae.
Due to the presence of fog, a red and yellow alert has been issued.
According to the warning issued by the authorities, the creation of fog can result in a "deterioration in horizontal visibility, which may drop even further at times over some internal areas from 6 a.m. until 8.30 a.m. on Saturday."
In this country, temperatures could reach as high as 47 degrees Celsius. In Abu Dhabi, the temperature is expected to reach 41 degrees Celsius, while in Dubai, it will reach 38 degrees Celsius.
On the other hand, temperatures might drop to as low as 31 degrees Celsius in Abu Dhabi and Dubai and to 24 degrees Celsius in the interior districts.
At night and in the morning on Sunday, there will be a high level of humidity, and there is a possibility that mist could accumulate over certain coastal locations. The range of levels will be between thirty and eighty percent in Abu Dhabi and from forty-five to eighty-five percent in Dubai.
The Arabian Gulf and the Oman Sea will both have conditions at sea that are not particularly severe.
