Rain to continue to affect parts of UAE

Tuesday, 13 February 2024 06:16

By ARN News Staff

Heavy rain will continue to hit parts of the UAE on Tuesday morning, with traffic on key roads in Dubai and Abu Dhabi diverted due to water logging.

In its forecast, the National Centre of Meteorology said rain of varying intensities will continue across several parts, with strong winds up to 70kmph.

The weather will clear out gradually from mid-day.

Schools and businesses in the UAE have been urged to continue flexible work patterns to keep the safety of the public in mind.

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