Forecasts indicate the likelihood of additional rainfall in the forthcoming hours
The trees and balcony furniture are not the only things that have been broken over the course of the last two days by the volatile weather conditions, the UAE has also been breaking records of its own, too.
In a historic event, the UAE experienced its most substantial rainfall in 75 years, according to reports from the country’s weather bureau.
The unprecedented downpours took hold all over the country, surpassing any recorded since data collection began in 1949, swept across various regions of the UAE since Sunday evening.
The National Centre of Meteorology disclosed that the record-breaking rainfall occurred within a 24-hour period, ending at 9 pm on Tuesday.
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Furthermore, forecasts indicate the likelihood of additional rainfall in the forthcoming hours, heightening concerns about potential ramifications.
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The Khatm Al Shakla area in Al Ain emerged as the centre of this deluge, with rainfall measurements reaching an astounding 254mm within the span of less than 24 hours.
This unpredictable weather patterns have caused consternation up and down the country with roads collapsing, 24 hour traffic jams and schools closures throughout.
Authorities are closely monitoring the situation and implementing necessary measures to mitigate any adverse effects.
As the UAE grapples with this rare occurrence, everyone is urged to remain vigilant until the entirety of the stormy weather passes.
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