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      Will it rain again this week in the UAE? Find out more

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      Life by Ruman Baig 46 mins ago Prepare for possible rain next week as per the latest forecast from the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM). Sunday and Monday are expected to experience varying intensities of rain cross different regions, accompanied by partly cloudy to cloudy skies. Temperatures will also dip, particularly in western areas, creating cooler conditions. Sunday, February 24th, will bring partly cloudy skies in coastal and northern regions, with a chance of light rainfall by morning. Monday, February 25th, will continue with cloudy conditions and the possibility of rainfall, with increased humidity expected by night and into Tuesday morning, potentially leading to mist formation in some inland areas. Recent heavy rainfall and noticeable temperature drops serve as reminders of the unpredictable weather patterns in the region. Stay informed and prepared for changing conditions ahead. – For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and Instagram Images: Instagram: dubai_photoconcierge More

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      Dubai weather update: Work from home for public and private sector

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      Lifeby Ruman Baig2 hours ago As Dubai residents prepare for a bout of turbulent weather, both public and private sectors to allow work from home on Monday, February 12.With forecasts predicting continued rain, wind, and unstable conditions, authorities are urging proactive measures to mitigate potential risks.The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE) has issued a call to action, urging private sector companies to implement remote working arrangements for their employees.The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation calls on private sector companies across the UAE to apply flexible working patterns tomorrow, Monday, 12 February, given the expected weather conditions.“Necessary measures need to be taken by companies to ensure outdoor work,…— وزارة الموارد البشرية والتوطين (@MOHRE_UAE) February 11, 2024Recognizing the importance of occupational health and safety, MOHRE emphasizes the need for companies to prioritize the well-being of their workforce, particularly for those engaged in outdoor activities.Meanwhile, the Dubai government has taken decisive action, with HH Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, issuing a directive for all government entities to observe remote working on the same day. This proactive approach underscores the government’s commitment to safeguarding its employees during adverse weather conditions.Under @HamdanMohammed‘s directives, Monday, 12 February, 2024 will be a remote working day for employees of all Dubai government entities, due to weather conditions. This applies to all government employees in #Dubai, except for roles that need on-site presence at the workplace. pic.twitter.com/AyOQ6ITNIb— Dubai Media Office (@DXBMediaOffice) February 10, 2024As Dubai braces for adverse weather, the collaborative efforts of government entities, private companies, and educational institutions reflect a proactive approach towards ensuring the safety and well-being of the community.– For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and InstagramImages: Instagram & Feature Image: Instagram @dubai_photoconcierge More

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      Unexpected weather shifts: Rain anticipated across UAE again this weekend

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      Prepare for a meteorological twist in the United Arab Emirates as the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) issues a noteworthy weather alert.
      The imminent atmospheric changes are set to keep us on our toes. Coastal regions, including the bustling city of Dubai, are bracing for an incoming wave of rain from the west.
      The NCM’s weather alert signals the likelihood of precipitation hitting on the afternoon of Friday, November 24, with a substantial chance of extending into the weekend.

      # The lowest temperature recorded over the country today morning is 11.3 °C in Jais Mountain (Ras Al Khaimah) at 03:00 UAE Local time. pic.twitter.com/Dgi5tWJp91
      — المركز الوطني للأرصاد (@ncmuae) November 24, 2023

      Alongside the impending rainfall, temperatures are expected to take a dip, with coastal areas anticipating lows of 15ºC.
      Venturing into the mountainous terrains of the country unveils an even more significant drop in temperatures. The NCM has reported a chilling reading of 11.3ºC at a station nestled on Ras Al Khaimah’s Jebel Jais.
      As unexpected weather patterns sweep across the UAE, residents and visitors alike are urged to stay updated and be prepared for a climate shift that deviates from the norm.
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      This is when the scorching UAE heat is likely to end

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      Had enough of the scorching UAE heat? Well, we’ve got some good news for you.
      It appears the sweltering summer days are now numbered, according to a UAE astronomer.
      Ibrahim Al Jarwan, a prominent member of the Arab Union for Astronomy and Space Sciences, took to Twitter to announce the Suhail star is on the horizon, which signifies an end to the sweltering UAE heat.
      He announced the UAE can expect to see the star appear around August 24, 2022.

      طلوع سهيل.. أهل الحساب والتقويم يأخذون بالطلوع الاصطلاحي أو الافتراضي..مع تلمس تغير الجو او تغيير الملامح الطبيعية. لكنه كنجم ، لا يشاهد أو يطلع وسط الجزيرة العربية قبل 24 أغسطس.#سهيل#موسم_سهيل#السنة_السهيلية#نجم_سهيل#النجم_سهيل#حساب_الدرور pic.twitter.com/9uQZY85nQt
      — إبراهيم الجروان (@ibrahimaljarwan) August 17, 2022

      The Suhail star is one of the brightest stars in the sky and is estimated to be 313 light-years away from Earth.
      During ancient times, Arabs would learn through to the stars when hot periods would come, when the rain would come and so on, which would help farmers, seasons for grazing and travel, fishing season and more.
      Given that temperatures recently peaked at 50 degrees celsius in some parts of the UAE, news that cooler weather is on the horizon will be welcomed with open arms.
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      Temperatures to approach 50°C in the UAE – when is the cooler weather coming?

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      As the scorching heat in the UAE continues, temperatures in some parts of the country are set to approach 50 degrees celsius.
      According to the UAE’s National Centre of Meteorology (NCM), some parts of Abu Dhabi, including Gasyoura and Razeen, could reach up to 49°C today.
      Meanwhile, in other parts of the country temperatures are set to be around the 41°C mark.
      And while the sweltering heat continues to rage on, it begs the question: when exactly can we expect the cooler weather to come?
      There’s actually an ancient method the people of the Arabian peninsula have been using for centuries to decipher the weather, as well as timings, seasons and more – the stars.
      In relation to the sign summer is coming to an end, it’s dependent on when the Suhail star – the second brightest star in the sky, which is estimated to be 313 light-years away from Earth – is spotted.
      It may have felt like the sweltering summer heat has been never-ending this year, but there’s a tell-tale sign that’s appeared meaning that summer is officially drawing to a close.
      The Suhail star – one of the brightest stars in the sky, which is estimated to be 313 light-years away from Earth – has been spotted.
      Ibrahim Al Jarwan, a member of the Arab Union for Astronomy and Space Sciences, previously explained to the Khaleej Times Arabs would learn “through to the stars” when hot periods would come, when the rain would come and so on.
      “And by counting the stars, farmers and people in the villages knew when to plough their land, and when to sow in preparation for the rain,” he said. “People of the mainland got to know the seasons for grazing and travel, whereas those of the sea were able to know the fishing and travel seasons from the stars.”
      Generally, the Suhail star makes an appearance around late August, signalling cooler weather is on the horizon.
      So, hopefully, there’s not too long to wait for the very best weather to arrive in the UAE.
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      UAE weather: Floods across northern emirates, workers encouraged to stay home

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      We may be in the midst of the peak summer months, but over the last couple of days, the UAE has been engulfed in rainfall.
      While rainfall has varied across different areas of the country, some parts have been heavily affected by major floods occurring in northern emirates including Fujairah, Ras Al Khaimah and Sharjah.
      The National Centre of Meteorology has forecast more heavy rain and storms across the emirates and the Ministry of Interior has issued a safety warning for UAE citizens and residents.

      #أمطار_الخير على #الفجيرة حالياً #أصدقاء_المركز_الوطني_للأرصاد #حالة_الطقس #حالة_جوية #جمعة_القايدي #عواصف_الشمال pic.twitter.com/yazD5HBzVr
      — المركز الوطني للأرصاد (@NCMS_media) July 27, 2022

      The Ministry has called on all drivers to be extra vigilant when driving on the roads and non-essential private and public sector employees in flood-affected areas have been encouraged to stay home.

      جهود الدفاع المدني في إنقاذ عائلة آسيوية في منطقة شيص في خورفكان بالمنطقة الشرقية#الامارات_أمن_وأمان #uae_safe pic.twitter.com/W1KjOonod5
      — وزارة الداخلية (@moiuae) July 27, 2022

      His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, also issued a directive for the Ministry of Community Development to accommodate those who have been displaced by the floods, providing them with temporary shelter.

      تعلن قيادة العمليات المشتركة عن تنفيذها عملية “الأيدي الوفية” في دعمها للسلطات المدنية في إمارة الفجيرة التي تعرضت ليلة البارحة الأربعاء لمنخفض جوي، وتركزت العملية علي إنقاذ العالقين في المناطق المغمورة بالمياه وإنقاذ المحاصرين داخل بيوتهم حيث تم اخلاءهم لمناطق الايواء دون خسائر pic.twitter.com/U7Q36s1SDQ
      — وزارة الدفاع |MOD UAE (@modgovae) July 28, 2022

      Emergency services and Civil Defense have been working tirelessly in order to help those in need and to help clear the overflow of water with flood pumps across the affected emirates.
      Stay safe everyone!
      In pics: Rain in the UAE

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