Some areas of the United Arab Emirates are under a yellow alert as they get ready for severe weather once more.
Strong winds with a top speed of 40 kmph are also predicted to affect the east coast.
To handle the upcoming weather situation, the Joint Weather and Tropical Assessment Team, which included representatives from the Ministry of Interior, the National Centre of Meteorology, and other pertinent government agencies, has held a number of meetings with the National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority (NCEMA).
The quantity of clouds will diminish on Friday and Saturday, and there is a risk of light to moderate rain, “which may be heavy in some southern and eastern areas.”
It is recommended that UAE citizens use extra caution when going outside, particularly those who live in Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah’s eastern and northern regions.
The areas of Mshayrif, Al Khatim, Al Shawamekh, and Al Bahyah in Abu Dhabi got light to moderate rainfall, while the Al Dhafra region saw moderate to heavy rainfall.
Light rain fell in Shawka, Ras Al Khaimah, on Wadi Al Ejeili and Wadi Tuwa.
Taraif-Kalba in Sharjah saw rainfall, and the Masfout area of Ajman saw some light rain. Furthermore, Wadi Mai and Al Hayl in Fujairah saw some light rain.
