Rain Forecast in Abu Dhabi Until October 9
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If you're in Abu Dhabi, get ready for some wet weather! From Monday, October 7, through Wednesday, October 9, several areas are expecting rainfall of varying intensity. The media office has officially announced this forecast, urging residents to exercise caution as weather conditions fluctuate.
What’s Causing the Rain?
According to the National Centre of Meteorology, the upcoming rainfall is due to a surface low-pressure system and a "relatively cold air mass" sitting in the upper levels of the atmosphere. So, it's not just a passing shower; this weather system is here to stay for a few days!
Recent Weather Events
Just this past Sunday (October 6), some parts of the UAE experienced moderate to heavy rains. Hail even fell in Murbad and Maidaq areas of Fujairah! The weather department issued an orange alert for convective cloud formation linked to rainfall, which lasted until 8 PM that day.
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What to Expect in Abu Dhabi
In Abu Dhabi, residents can expect light to moderate rainfall, particularly in the interior areas of the capital. Fresh winds may accompany the rain, so be prepared for some breezy conditions.
Al Ain and Al Dhafra Weather Forecast
If you're in Al Ain, the forecast predicts a mix of light, moderate, and heavy rainfall, along with fresh to strong winds during the same period. Meanwhile, Al Dhafra is also bracing for light to moderate rainfall, complete with gusty winds.
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Safety Tips for Residents
With all this rain on the way, it’s crucial to stay safe. Authorities recommend the following:
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Adhere to Modified Speed Limits: Wet roads can be slippery, so drive carefully.
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Avoid Travelling to Valleys: Flash floods can occur in low-lying areas, so it’s best to steer clear.
- Be Prepared: Carry a first-aid kit and alternative light sources in your vehicle, just in case.