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Emadeddin Khalil, Staff Reporter

The National Center of Meteorology (NCM) has reported that the Arabian Sea will see a tropical condition on Thursday, and that it could move west.

The NCM explained that that there are several possible paths, confirming that it is following-up the situation around the clock.

On the other hand, separate areas of the country witnessed rainfall of varying levels, because of the country being affected by an extension of surface low-pressure system from the east, accompanied by an extension of an upper air low pressure that affects the weather conditions.

Light rain began to fall at 2:30 pm on Marbad, Fujairah, and along areas in Ras Al Khaimah, and Saa’ area in the city of Al Ain, while it was light to medium and heavy on Kalba-Sharjah road, according to the NCM.

Al Jazeera area in Al Dhafra Region recorded the country’s lowest temperature on Tuesday morning that was 23.3ºC at 6:30 am, while the highest was 42.1ºC in Suwaihan area, Al Ain, the NCM said.

The National Center of Meteorology called for caution while driving during rain and the lack of horizontal visibility, caused by winds that raise dust, advising public to stay away from places of water gathering and the surface run-offs.

The NCM also indicated that the weather on Wednesday would be fair to partly cloudy and hazy at times, with a chance of some rainy convective clouds formation eastward and southward by afternoon.

“Humid by night and Thursday morning over some coastal and internal areas. Light to moderate southeasterly and northeasterly becoming northwesterly winds, freshening at times with the clouds causing blowing dust and sand, with a speed of 15 – 25, reaching 40 kilometres/ hour. The sea will be slight in the Arabian Gulf and in the Oman Sea,” the NCM said. 

It further noted that the weather on Thursday would be fair to partly cloudy and hazy at times, with a probability of some convective clouds formation eastward by afternoon.

It continued, “Humid by night and Friday morning over some coastal and internal areas.