The National Centre for Meteorology and Seismology has cautioned drivers to reduce their speed while driving and to leave enough space between vehicles.
The National Centre for Meteorology and Seismology has cautioned drivers to reduce their speed while driving and to leave enough space between vehicles.
RAK Police, said all the police stations, ambulance and rescue teams are prepared to handle any emergency situation.
NCMS predicted 'unstable weather' and chances of rainfall on Tuesday and Wednesday as well.
The clouds will increase over the western areas, which may be associated with rains and fresh winds.
Some houses were badly damaged and more than 150 heads of sheep were killed when they were swept away by the torrent water.
Thunderstorms hit Khor Fakkan and Dibba too with roads and even the valleys flooding up
Tuesday will see partly cloudy weather and possibly some rainfall, with moderate to fresh winds, especially over the sea.
Relative humidity will increase at night and early morning, with a chance of mist formation.
In Deira, a light drizzle followed after lightning and thunderclaps.
NCMS has urged motorists to exercise extreme caution, reduce speed and keep enough distance between vehicles to avoid accidents.