NCM alerts of expected unstable weather with rains and blowing dust in UAE on May 2

Unstable weather conditions are expected to hit the UAE on May 2, with the possibility of heavy rain in certain areas. The National Centre of Meteorology has issued alerts for convective clouds formation, leading to varying rainfall intensities across scattered areas of the country. Residents should brace themselves for a significant drop in temperatures as well.

The formation of convective clouds indicates the potential for heavy rain, especially in areas where convective activity is prominent. Wind speeds are forecasted to range from moderate to fresh, with the likelihood of strengthening winds in the presence of clouds. This could result in blowing dust and sand, reducing horizontal visibility. Wind speeds may reach up to 65 km/hr in some areas.

Sea conditions are expected to be rough to very rough in the Arabian Gulf and moderate to rough in the Oman Sea. Other weather-related websites also suggest the possibility of thundery showers during the day, accompanied by a moderate breeze. The chances of rain decrease to 50% by nightfall, with variable clouds and scattered thunderstorms.

It is advisable for residents to prepare for wet conditions and stay updated on the latest weather developments through official sources. Tracking the progression of rain across the country on May 2 can be done through maps provided by Windy.

While the odds of a superstorm are low, the unpredictable nature of convective clouds and varying rainfall intensities make it essential for residents to stay informed and take necessary precautions. The UAE’s weather can be unpredictable, and it is always better to be prepared for any eventuality.

As the weather patterns continue to evolve, it is crucial for residents to stay vigilant and follow the guidelines provided by the National Centre of Meteorology. By staying informed and taking proactive measures, residents can ensure their safety and well-being during periods of unstable weather conditions.