Weather authorities warn that parts of the UAE may see rain on New Year’s Eve, accompanied by strong winds and rough sea conditions, prompting residents and visitors to stay cautious and plan outdoor activities carefully.
Weather authorities warn that parts of the UAE may see rain on New Year’s Eve, accompanied by strong winds and rough sea conditions, prompting residents and visitors to stay cautious and plan outdoor activities carefully.
The National Centre of Meteorology warned of very rough sea conditions across UAE waters, while temperatures in Dubai and Abu Dhabi are expected to drop to around 19°C, urging residents to take precautions.
The National Centre of Meteorology urged UAE residents to keep doors closed during dusty conditions and avoid spreading false or unverified information, emphasising safety and reliance on official weather updates.
Authorities in the UAE have issued a weather alert due to dense fog causing low visibility, with temperatures expected to drop to a minimum of 7°C, urging caution for commuters and residents.
The UAE is expected to experience foggy and humid weather conditions during the Christmas week, with residents advised to prepare for reduced visibility and generally damp atmospheric conditions across the country.
The National Centre of Meteorology has confirmed the start of winter in the UAE, with residents expected to experience cooler temperatures and more pleasant weather conditions in the coming period.
Jebel Jais has been temporarily closed after heavy rainfall affected the area. Authorities suspended all tourist and adventure activities as a safety precaution until weather conditions improve.
The UAE is set to experience rainfall in several areas, while temperatures are forecast to drop sharply, reaching as low as 4°C in certain inland and mountainous regions.
The report explains how UAE authorities handled heavy rain by issuing continuous public warnings and running drainage systems overnight to reduce flooding, ensure safety, and minimise disruption across affected areas.
Authorities say the worst of the recent weather has ended, with rainfall easing nationwide, after Ras Al Khaimah recorded the highest accumulation at 127 millimetres during the storm period overall.