emirates7 - Residents in various parts of the country should prepare for rainfall today, as forecasted by the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM).
The NCM indicated that the weather will range from fair to partly cloudy at times, with a possibility of convective cloud formation in the eastern and southern regions. These clouds may lead to rainfall in affected areas.
A yellow fog alert has also been issued for some western areas, including Sila, warning of reduced horizontal visibility due to fog, which may worsen at times. The fog is expected to persist until 8:30 AM on July 27.
Temperatures remain high across the country, with daytime highs predicted to range between 42°C and 47°C, and lows between 29°C and 33°C.
Motorists are urged to drive carefully as wind speeds could reach up to 50 km/h in interior regions, potentially causing blowing dust and sand, which would further impair visibility.
The public is also advised to limit outdoor activities on Monday, July 28, due to the risk of dehydration and heatstroke caused by extreme heat.
Similar weather patterns are expected to continue through Monday, July 28, according to the NCM forecast.
The NCM indicated that the weather will range from fair to partly cloudy at times, with a possibility of convective cloud formation in the eastern and southern regions. These clouds may lead to rainfall in affected areas.
A yellow fog alert has also been issued for some western areas, including Sila, warning of reduced horizontal visibility due to fog, which may worsen at times. The fog is expected to persist until 8:30 AM on July 27.
Temperatures remain high across the country, with daytime highs predicted to range between 42°C and 47°C, and lows between 29°C and 33°C.
Motorists are urged to drive carefully as wind speeds could reach up to 50 km/h in interior regions, potentially causing blowing dust and sand, which would further impair visibility.
The public is also advised to limit outdoor activities on Monday, July 28, due to the risk of dehydration and heatstroke caused by extreme heat.
Similar weather patterns are expected to continue through Monday, July 28, according to the NCM forecast.