UAE unstable weather: UAE's weather is unstable, today, hailstorms affected a number of Emirates regions.
It's been a few days since the weather in the UAE has been stable.
The unstable weather in the UAE for several days.
The Met issued a warning to the public earlier today about the uncertain weather.
According to data from the National Centre of Meteorology, residents in certain regions of the United Arab Emirates saw hailstorms and heavy to moderate rainfall on Sunday, along with other types of precipitation.
Hailstorm, heavy showers hit parts of Emirates
Hailstorms and heavy rainfall battered parts of the Emirates.
On April 16, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) had record-breaking rainfall, and earlier today, the UAE issued a warning to its citizens about the possibility of unpredictable weather conditions and rainfall impacting the country on Thursday.
There is a possibility that the country will experience bad weather and rain on Thursday.
The National Climate Monitoring (NCM) reported heavy to moderate rainfall over the Al Qudra road in Dubai at approximately four o'clock in the afternoon. The Storm Center uploaded videos of the same content to various social media sites.
On Qudra Road, residents who were traveling in the direction of Umm Suqeim noticed a dust storm and a decrease in visibility, both of which were indicators that rainfall was occurring in the region.
In addition to the Qudra region, drivers on Emirates Road heading towards Jebel Ali and Saih Al Salam saw rains that ranged from heavy to moderate in intensity.
The situation was different all the way to Al Ain, where hail was falling despite the fact that temperatures were continuing to rise.
The Storm Center distributed videos showing a hailstorm at Al Shuwaib, north of Garden City.
The UAE National Center of Meteorology issues yellow and orange alerts.
The United Arab Emirates National Center of Meteorology issues warnings in yellow and orange.
The National Climate Service (NCM) issued orange and yellow advisories in some regions of the country to warn residents of potentially hazardous weather conditions if they choose to venture outside over the weekend.
As a result of the rainy weather, the Abu Dhabi Police Department has issued a warning to motorists to exercise caution and adhere to the changing speed restriction that is posted on electronic information boards.
