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UAE weather: As visibility decreases, red and yellow advisories are issued for fog

January 9, 2024
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UAE weather: As visibility decreases, red and yellow advisories are issued for fog

The National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) predicts that overall, the weather in the UAE will be fair to partly cloudy. Over coastal areas, low clouds will form.

Red and yellow alerts for fog have been issued by the NCM for the western regions of the nation.

Where fog is predicted to occur, areas covered by the yellow alert are covered by the red alert, which includes areas where fog has already formed and visibility has decreased to less than 1,000 meters.

Additionally, Abu Dhabi Police have released a warning, asking drivers to be cautious and aware of shifting speed limits. These are shown on electronic roadside sign boards.

There will be a dip in temperature to 16°C in Abu Dhabi and 17°C in Dubai. The emirates will experience respective highs of 28°C and 27°C.
Some interior areas may have high humidity during the night and early on Wednesday, with the possibility of mist forming. Throughout the day, winds will be light to moderate. In the Arabian Gulf and the Oman waters, the waters will be shallow.

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