UAE Dubai Weather Today: The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is bracing itself for another round of unpleasant weather as incessant rains and thunderstorms have brought the country to a standstill yet again. Several flights have been cancelled or&nbsp;re-routed, schools have been closed, and corporations are encouraging remote work amidst the chaotic weather.

On Thursday, an orange alert was issued in the UAE as the gulf nation faced the havoc of heavy rains since midnight. Showers and lightning were observed in Dubai as early as 2:35 am (local time), according to the UAE’s National Centre of Meteorology.&nbsp;

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Earlier this month, Dubai experienced the heaviest rains on record since 1949.&nbsp;

The current weather conditions (heavy rain and storms) are expected to subside soon, but the public has been asked to take precautionary measures.&nbsp;

“Customers arriving or departing from Dubai airport on 2 May can expect some delays as flights are rescheduled," reported PTI quoting a statement from Emirates Airlines.

<h2>UAE Dubai Weather Forecast&nbsp;</h2>

According to UAE’s National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority, the weather conditions are expected to be less severe than the last downpour that eventually resulted in floods.

For Thursday, the Met has predicted moderate to heavy rain in different areas, accompanied by lightning, thunder and small hailstones concentrated in western regions, coasts and some eastern regions.

For Friday and Saturday, cloud amounts are expected to decrease with&nbsp;light to moderate rains, potentially in some southern and eastern areas.

<h2>Updates from UAE | 7 points&nbsp;</h2>

- In Dubai, the Ports, Customs, and Free Zone Corporation (PCFC) announced the temporary suspension of accepting requests for the entry and departure of wooden dhows in Dubai.

- Advisory has been issued not to sail, and avoid valley areas, and low-lying places.

- Motorists have been asked to exercise caution while driving vehicles.

- Except for vital jobs that require presence, remote working was advised for all government and private sectors on Thursday and Friday.

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- Roads and Transport Authority in Dubai notified bus users of the temporary suspension of intercity bus services.

- The Ministry of Interior has decided to close all roads leading to areas prone to flash floods and water accumulations.

- Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways said its flight (EY197) from Mumbai to Abu Dhabi Zayed International Airport (AUH) was diverted to Al-Ain.

(With inputs from agencies)

UAE Dubai Weather Today: The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is bracing itself for another round of unpleasant weather as incessant rains and thunderstorms have brought the country to a standstill yet again.

UAE Dubai Weather Today: The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is bracing itself for another round of unpleasant weather as incessant rains and thunderstorms have brought the country to a standstill yet again. Several flights have been cancelled or re-routed, schools have been closed, and corporations are encouraging remote work amidst the chaotic weather. On Thursday, an orange alert was issued in the UAE as the gulf nation faced the havoc of heavy rains since midnight. Showers and lightning were observed in Dubai as early as 2:35 am (local time), according to the UAE’s National Centre of Meteorology. Also Read | Thai villagers stage 'Doraemon parade' to appease rain gods in sweltering heat: WATCH Earlier this month, Dubai experienced the heaviest rains on record since 1949. The current weather conditions (heavy rain and storms) are expected to subside soon, but the public has been asked to take precautionary measures. “Customers arriving or departing from Dubai airport on 2 May can expect some delays as flights are rescheduled," reported PTI quoting a statement from Emirates Airlines. UAE Dubai Weather Forecast According to UAE’s National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority, the weather conditions are expected to be less severe than the last downpour that eventually resulted in floods. For Thursday, the Met has predicted moderate to heavy rain in different areas, accompanied by lightning, thunder and small hailstones concentrated in western regions, coasts and some eastern regions. For Friday and Saturday, cloud amounts are expected to decrease with light to moderate rains, potentially in some southern and eastern areas. Updates from UAE | 7 points - In Dubai, the Ports, Customs, and Free Zone Corporation (PCFC) announced the temporary suspension of accepting requests for the entry and departure of wooden dhows in Dubai. - Advisory has been issued not to sail, and avoid valley areas, and low-lying places. - Motorists have been asked to exercise caution while driving vehicles. - Except for vital jobs that require presence, remote working was advised for all government and private sectors on Thursday and Friday. Also Read | Former Boeing auditor turned whistleblower, Joshua Dean, dies - Roads and Transport Authority in Dubai notified bus users of the temporary suspension of intercity bus services. - The Ministry of Interior has decided to close all roads leading to areas prone to flash floods and water accumulations. - Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways said its flight (EY197) from Mumbai to Abu Dhabi Zayed International Airport (AUH) was diverted to Al-Ain. (With inputs from agencies)

Dubai Weather Today: Flights disrupted, schools closed amid heavy rainfall in UAE | Latest updates

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) woke up to heavy rainfall, thunder, and lightning early Monday (Feb 12) and more severe weather is expected on Tuesday. According to reports, heavy rainfall was reported in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Ras Al Khaimah, and Fujairah.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) woke up to heavy rainfall, thunder, and lightning early Monday (Feb 12) and more severe weather is expected on Tuesday. According to reports, heavy rainfall was reported in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Ras Al Khaimah, and Fujairah. A report by Gulf News on Monday said that some parts of Al Khaimah and Fujairah saw streams of rainwater being formed in the valleys. The report added that the National Center of Meteorology (NCM) issued a red and amber alert, warning of continued wet weather until Monday evening. This change in weather is unexpected for the UAE. Here's a look at the latest updates: > Speaking to Gulf News, an NCM official said that rain was reported across the country on Monday, adding the intensity of the showers would decrease by noon. "There is a chance of light scattered rainfall in some northern and eastern parts of the country tomorrow," the official said. > Government authorities have issued various orange and yellow warnings for heavy rainfall and strong winds. A report by crisis24 said that dust storms are also forecast. > The government has requested remote work for private and public sectors, as well as online classes for schools. (This change in weather is unexpected for the UAE.) > As the heavy rainfall may trigger floods, residents in flood-prone areas in the UAE are advised to exercise caution. Motorists, meanwhile, have been advised to avoid hazardous driving conditions, Gulf News reported. > Temperatures are also expected to dip across most parts of the country. > Flooding may render some bridges, rail networks, or roadways impassable, impacting travel in the affected regions. The crisis24 report said that authorities could temporarily close some low-lying routes that become inundated by floods. > “Precautions should be taken in case of heavy rain and strong winds associated with hail. It may cause microbursts and reduce horizontal visibility. (We advise you to) stay away from areas (prone to) flash floods,” the NCM said in its safety alert. (With inputs from agencies)

UAE sees heavy rainfall, severe weather to continue through Tuesday

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Dubai Weather Today: Flights disrupted, schools closed amid heavy rainfall in UAE | Latest updates

UAE sees heavy rainfall, severe weather to continue through Tuesday