The weather in the Emirates, the National Center of Meteorology expected that tomorrow the weather will be partly cloudy and cloudy at times, especially in some western and southern regions, with the possibility of light rain, and light to moderate winds at times, causing dust.
The winds will be southeast-northwest, from 10 to 25 kilometers per hour, reaching 35 kilometers in some places. The Arabian Gulf will be calm with some waves. The first tide occurs at 15:44, the second tide at 02:56, the first part of the third tide at 09:14, and the second part of the third tide at 20:38.
The Sea of Oman is calm in the form of waves, and the first tide occurs at 12:27, the second tide at: , the first part of the third tide at 17:58, and the second part of the third tide at 06:03.
People living in affected areas should take precautions to protect themselves from the prevailing weather, such as avoiding going outdoors if the wind is strong, and making sure to use sunblock if the sun is shining.
Travelers planning to travel during this period are advised to review weather forecasts and expected weather conditions in the region they wish to travel to, and to follow the instructions issued by the competent authorities to maintain their safety.
The public must continue to follow the updates issued by the National Center of Meteorology and the local and regional alerts issued by the competent authorities to maintain their safety and avoid potential risks.
Finally, everyone must be careful and take the necessary precautions during the prevailing weather conditions, in order to preserve their safety and the safety of the surrounding communities. Governments and competent authorities must work effectively to provide appropriate guidance and warnings to the public, and update weather forecasts on a regular basis.
Companies responsible for operating vital facilities such as electricity, water and gas stations and public transport must take the necessary measures to ensure the continuity of operation of these facilities during the prevailing weather conditions.
Finally, everyone must not underestimate weather warnings and take the necessary measures to keep themselves and the communities around them safe.
