UAE weather: Amber, orange alerts issued as rains hit several parts of country – News

Strong winds are expected to kick up dust and sand and reduce horizontal visibility

rain and hail Flogged several places in the UAE On Saturday (May 20), Sunday is likely to continue as the National Center for Meteorology (NCM) predicts a cloudy future.

The day ahead will be partly cloudy and dusty at times, with rain-associated convective clouds likely to form over some western and eastern areas and extend to some inland and coastal areas.

NCM reports that Sharjah International Airport, Al Batayih (Sharjah), Meshairef (Ajman), Al Dhait South (Ras Al Khaimah), Mukherz (Al Dhafrah area), Al Faqa/Al Shiwayb (Al Ain) light rain.

The Metropolitan Department has also issued yellow and orange alerts, warning residents to stay vigilant and prepare for dangerous situations when they go out. According to the authorities, between 04:10 and 23:00 on Sunday, 21/21/2005, residents should expect strong winds with speeds of up to 45 km/h and rough seas at times, especially in the Sea of ​​Oman with clouds reaching 6 feet 2023.

This can cause dust and sand kicked up to reduce horizontal visibility.the authorities have issued Multiple warnings for rain and dust. The Arabian Gulf and the Sea of ​​Oman can experience light to moderate roughness and cloudy weather at times.

Abu Dhabi is expected to hit a scorching 44ºC, while in Dubai it will be a cooler but still scorching 41ºC. Humidity levels in both cities range from 15% to 50%.