The UAE is bracing for a final significant bout of unstable weather, as a deepening weather system moves eastward across the region, bringing another wave of rain, thunderstorms and strong winds. The National Center of Meteorology has issued alerts for continued unsettled conditions following recent rainfall that has already affected several emirates, including Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Forecasts indicate that cloud cover and precipitation will persist, with heavy rain likely in northern and eastern regions before gradually easing.
Meteorologists say the system is part of a broader low-pressure pattern extending across the Arabian Peninsula and Persian Gulf, a setup that has produced thunderstorms, gusty winds and reduced visibility over the past week. Residents have noted rapidly changing skies, with some areas experiencing dry spells followed by sudden downpours and intense cloud formations.
Authorities remind the public to stay updated through official channels, monitor live weather bulletins and take precautions while travelling, particularly during periods of heavy rain and potential disruptions. The unstable weather follows several days of rain and is expected to gradually give way to more typical conditions in the coming days.
Local advisories have also touched on flight and travel impacts, as airport operations may be affected by persistent rainfall.
