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UAE issues weather alert due to heavy rains; drivers urged to avoid valley paths
UAE residents have been advised to be cautious as parts of the country experience adverse weather conditions. Various areas of Al Ain Region and Al Dhafra Region are expected to witness varying intensities of rain.
The public has been advised to adhere to modified speed limits, avoid valleys, carry first aid kits, and prepare alternative light sources. Motorists have been urged to exercise caution while driving and to avoid valley paths.
The NCM has issued orange and yellow alerts for rain around Al Ain.
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UAE rain chasers have been sharing videos of heavy downpour in Al-Noud, Al-Bawadi Road and Corporate Camp in Al-Ain City.
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El-Her area witnessed heavy thunderstorms with hail and rainfall.
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Unstable summer weather conditions gripped parts of the country in recent days, with residents in Abu Dhabi and Dubai experiencing heavy dust storms, haze, sporadic rainfall, and a noticeable drop in temperatures.
Recently, moderate to heavy rainfall was reported in Dubai's Margham area, Abu Dhabi's Al Dhafrah region, and several parts of Al Ain, including Umm Ghaffa, Al Faqa, Um Al Zumoul, and Khatm Al Shiklah. Authorities issued orange and yellow alerts in select areas, cautioning residents about potential hazardous weather and urging vigilance during outdoor activities.
Experts say these patterns are expected to continue intermittently over the next few days — with a more active system forecast around July 25-26.
