The statement means that due to heavy rainfall and unstable weather conditions, authorities in Oman decided to shift certain schools to distance learning to ensure student safety.
The statement means that due to heavy rainfall and unstable weather conditions, authorities in Oman decided to shift certain schools to distance learning to ensure student safety.
Heavy rain and hailstorms hit several UAE regions, damaging shops and causing valleys to flood, with fast-flowing wadis seen across affected areas, highlighting the impact of severe weather conditions.
Residents in UAE villages have warned people not to cross flooded wadis, urging caution and preparedness as authorities forecast heavy rainfall, emphasizing safety and vigilance during potentially hazardous weather conditions.
UAE companies are revising work-from-home policies to ensure employee safety and business continuity as unpredictable weather conditions disrupt commuting, office operations and daily work schedules across the country.
A drastic temperature drop is expected across the UAE as unstable weather brings heavy rain, thunderstorms, strong winds, and reduced visibility, creating hazardous conditions for residents and disrupting outdoor plans.
The UAE is experiencing partly cloudy skies with temperatures dropping to a minimum of 10°C. Residents can expect mild weather conditions, making it a cooler day across the country.
A fog warning has been issued to alert people about reduced visibility and potential travel disruptions. Additionally, the day is expected to remain overcast, with thick cloud cover and dull, gloomy weather conditions.
UAE Weather Update: Several regions have been issued red and yellow fog warnings. Meanwhile, Dubai is forecasted to experience partly cloudy skies with temperatures peaking at around 36ºC today.