Fog has been slowing down traffic movement on roads in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Al Ain and Jebel Ali among others.
Fog has been slowing down traffic movement on roads in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Al Ain and Jebel Ali among others.
He said residents must be careful while visiting valleys during this season due to unexpected rains and urged the public to be aware of the risks of floods and natural drifts.
Ras Al Khaimah's Al Qoor Valley - in which an Emirati woman and three children drowned on Wednesday - continues to be heavily flooded, and heavy rains persisted throughout parts of the emirate on Thursday.
On Wednesday, hail, thunder, and heavy rain thrashed parts of the UAE on Wednesday, particularly Sharjah.
Authorities have warned motorists to proceed with caution and drive with headlights or fog lights to ensure safety on the roads.
Meanwhile, Fujairah and its surrounding areas experienced torrential to medium rainfall on Wednesday.
NCMS forecasts rain over scattered areas with chances of fog Wednesday morning too.
The circular comes in response to occupational and human resources safety and health requirements aimed at supporting the implementation of procedures and regulations proposed in this regard.
Monday will see fair to cloudy weather in general, and moderate to fresh winds. Relative humidity will likely rise by the nightfall and early morning, causing fog and mist to form over some inland areas.
Last week UAE residents were warned that they could expect cloudy weather as well as dropping temperatures throughout the country, according to NCMS.