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Watch: Heavy rains, hail lash parts of UAE amid rising temperatures; authority warns motorists
Orange and yellow alerts has been issued in some eastern parts of the country, alerting residents of hazardous weather
Heavy rains and hail came pouring down across parts of UAE on Tuesday, bringing relief to residents amid soaring temperatures.
The National Centre of Meteorology issued orange and yellow alerts in some eastern parts of the country, alerting residents to be on the lookout in case of any outdoor activities and to expect hazardous weather.
In videos posted by Storm Centre, heavy rains along with strong gusts of wind hit the roads of Al-Qua Razin in Abu Dhabi during the evening.
As per the NCM, heavy rains with hail was observed over Al Dhafra's Gasyoura region.
Rains have been reportedly taking place in Al Ain's Al Hilli, Al Reef, An Nayfah, Bad Bint Sa'oud, Al Masoudi and Al Nabbagh regions. Light scattering rains were also observed in North of Al Foah.
In another video, rains can be seen hitting Al Ain's lush roads as motorists drive by in Al Hilli.
In other countryside parts of the city, moderate to heavy rains were observed.
Abu Dhabi's Police warned motorists of incorporating safety measures during the damp weather. Motorists have been advised to exercise caution due to the rainy weather and to follow changing speed limits displayed on electronic information boards.
As per NCM's forecast, temperatures in the UAE today can range between 24°C and 48°C in internal areas.
It will be humid by night and Wednesday morning. There is a probability of fog or mist formation over some coastal areas.
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