According to meteorology, there is a thunderstorm and heavy rainfall expected in the United Arab Emirates.
UAE weather: Storms and rain are forecast for certain regions of the United Arab Emirates.
On average, folks may anticipate a day that is cloudy to partly cloudy.
On Monday, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) may anticipate a day that is partly cloudy to partly cloudy, with low clouds becoming visible along the east coast by morning. As a result of convective clouds, there is a possibility that rain will fall in the eastern regions by the afternoon.
Thunderstorm in the UAE.
There is a thunderstorm in the United Arab Emirates.
It is anticipated that thunderstorms will be present in the northern region of the country during the afternoon, as stated by the meteorological website Windy. People who live in this region as well as those who are visiting should get themselves ready for possibly severe weather conditions, which may include intense winds and heavy rain. Maintaining up-to-date knowledge of the most recent weather forecasts received from authoritative sources and taking the appropriate safety measures is highly recommended.
Heavy rains in the UAE.
The UAE is experiencing heavy rains.
As a result of the yellow notice for rain that was issued by the National Climate Management Department (NCM), Khatm Al Shiklah in Al Ain was hit by severe rainfall and hail on Sunday.
In addition, rain ranging from moderate to heavy was seen over the new Khor Fakkan road, which is located on the way to Al Dhaid.
According to posts on X, there was also a little to moderate amount of rain that was seen in Maleha, Sharjah.
Meteorology warns residents of poor visibility caused by fog.
Meteorology issues a warning to locals about the poor visibility that fog can produce.
The National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) issued a warning to motorists earlier in the day on Monday morning, June 24, regarding low visibility caused by fog formation. A warning was issued about the creation of fog.
Residents were informed by the weather department that there was a worsening in horizontal visibility, which may reduce even more at times until 8.30 in the morning. The weather agency issued a red alert with this information.
Additionally, a red alert had been issued by the Meteorological Office for severe fog on both Saturday and Sunday, and it is anticipated that the fog conditions would persist until today, Monday.
Abu Dhabi Police warned motorists.
Drivers were cautioned by the Abu Dhabi Police.
The Abu Dhabi Police Department recently issued a post on X in which they urged motorists to exercise caution owing to the limited visibility that occurs during fog. It is strongly recommended that motorists adhere to the ever-changing speed limits that are marked on electronic information boards.
There is a possibility that it will rain in certain regions today; however, the weather will still be hot, with temperatures anticipated to reach 49 degrees Celsius in the interior parts.
The mercury will reach a maximum temperature of 48 degrees Celsius in Abu Dhabi and 47 degrees Celsius in Dubai, respectively.
It was on Friday, June 21, that the United Arab Emirates registered the hottest temperature of the summer season up to this point. It was reported by the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) in a post on X that a temperature of 49.9 degrees Celsius was recorded in Mezaira, which is located in the Al Dhafra region, at 3:15 p.m. on Friday.
The country is forecast to have winds that range from light to moderate and occasionally become more gusty during the daytime hours today.
The sea level in the Arabian Gulf and the Oman Sea is expected to be quite low.
