Abu Dhabi closes parks and beaches amid weather warnings

Abu Dhabi's public gardens, parks, and beaches have been temporarily closed by the municipality in anticipation of fluctuating weather conditions. The decision aims to ensure the safety of community members amidst expected rain and wind.

The National Centre of Meteorology reported light to moderate rainfall in various areas, including Al Ain and Fujairah regions, as well as parts of Abu Dhabi. In response to the weather, Abu Dhabi Police advised drivers to be cautious and adhere to reduced speed limits, activating a system to lower speeds to 80 km/h on the Bu Krayyah-Umm Az Zumul road in Al Ain.

The forecast for Sunday indicates clear to partly cloudy skies, with potential for afternoon clouds eastward. Humidity is expected during the night and into Monday morning over coastal areas. Winds will be light to moderate, becoming active at times, with speeds ranging from 10 to 20 km/h, potentially reaching 35 km/h. The sea conditions in the Arabian Gulf and the Sea of Oman are expected to be calm.