On Tuesday, heavy rains swept through various regions of the UAE, providing a welcome respite from the intense heat. The National Centre of Meteorology activated a yellow alert in several eastern areas, urging residents to stay vigilant, especially during outdoor activities.
Rainfall has been reported in several locations within Al Ain, including Al Hilli, Al Reef, An Nayfah, Bad Bint Sa'oud, Al Masoudi, and Al Nabbagh. Scattered showers were also noted in the northern parts of Al Foah. Videos shared by Storm Centre show rain pouring down the verdant streets of Al Hilli, known as the 'Garden City', as drivers navigate through the wet conditions.
In the rural areas of the city, moderate to heavy rains were observed. Abu Dhabi Police cautioned drivers to adopt safety precautions in the wet weather, advising them to be cautious and adhere to the variable speed limits indicated on electronic signs.
According to the National Centre of Meteorology, temperatures in the UAE are expected to fluctuate between 24°C and 48°C in inland regions. Humidity is forecasted to increase during the night and early morning on Wednesday, with a chance of fog or mist developing in some coastal zones.
