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Foggy Weather and Rainfall Expected Across UAE Today

  • Publish date: Tuesday، 22 October 2024
Foggy Weather and Rainfall Expected Across UAE Today

This morning, the UAE’s National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) issued red and yellow alerts due to foggy weather conditions across the country, urging residents to be cautious. The fog is expected to last until 9 AM, causing reduced visibility in several areas.

Read More: How to Drive Safely During Foggy Weather in Dubai

Speed Limits Reduced on Key Roads

To ensure safety during these conditions, Abu Dhabi Police have called on motorists to drive carefully. Speed limits on major roads have been reduced to 80 km/h to address the limited visibility. The affected routes include:

- Abu Dhabi to Al Ain (Al Khatam - Razeen)

- Abu Dhabi to Al Ain (Al Wathba - Al Faya)

- Abu Dhabi Sweihan Road (Civil Defence Roundabout - Sweihan Roundabout)

- Abu Dhabi to Al Ain (Rumah - Al Khazna)

- Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Road (Kizad - Saih Al Sedira)

- Al Taff Road (Sweihan Roundabout - Al Saad)

- Sweihan Road (Nahil - Abu Dhabi)

- Al Taff Road (Al Saad - Al Ajban)

Motorists are urged to follow these limits, which are displayed on electronic boards, and to drive safely in the foggy conditions.

Rainfall Likely in Some Regions

In addition to the fog, the NCM predicts the weather will be partly cloudy, with a chance of rain in the afternoon, especially over eastern and southern areas as convective clouds form. Residents should be prepared for sudden changes in weather throughout the day.

Humidity and Wind Conditions

The humidity will rise tonight and into Wednesday morning, possibly leading to more fog or mist in coastal and internal regions. Humidity levels could hit up to 90% in coastal areas, while it will remain lower in mountainous regions, around 15%. Winds will generally be light to moderate but may become stronger at times.

Temperature Outlook

Temperatures are expected to peak at 37°C in Abu Dhabi and Dubai today, while inland areas could see highs reaching 40°C. In mountainous regions, temperatures are forecasted to dip to a low of 19°C.

Residents are advised to stay updated on weather conditions and plan their travel accordingly to stay safe.

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