Rain and a decrease in temperature for 3 days, starting today

The National Center of Meteorology reported that a new weather condition has formed in the country for a period of 3 days, starting today, Tuesday, and continuing until next Thursday.

The center expected that the country would be affected during that period by a surface depression extending from the southwest, accompanied by warm, moist southeasterly winds, with a westerly air current in the upper layers of the atmosphere, with the flow of different amounts of clouds from the west.

He explained that the weather from Tuesday to Thursday is partly cloudy to cloudy and dusty at times, as the amounts of clouds increase at intervals in some coastal, northern and eastern regions of the country with the chance of rain at intervals, and a noticeable decrease in temperatures occurs on Wednesday.
The National Center of Meteorology added: The northwest winds will gradually become active on Tuesday evening, especially on the sea, and the sea will be rough in the Arabian Gulf, and waves will be medium to rough in the Sea of Oman.
In the same context, the Sharjah Police General Command, represented by the Executive Committee for Emergency, Crisis and Local Disaster Management in the Emirate of Sharjah, succeeded in dealing with the rockfall incident, as a result of the rain, in a record time. This is on the road leading to the withdrawal rest area in the city of Khorfakkan. As the concerned teams began to take preliminary measures to preserve the safety of road users. By closing the road, to prevent the entry of the public, and regulating the entry and exit of equipment and mechanisms of the Roads and Transport Authority and the Sharjah Civil Defense Authority. Brigadier General Dr. Ahmed Saeed Al-Naour, Director General of Central Operations at Sharjah Police, said: Immediately after receiving a report to the Central Operations Room, stating that rocks had fallen on the street leading to the withdrawal rest area, the Crisis Management Cell was formed. This is to deal with the situation by drawing the right strategies and minimizing its negative impact.
On the other hand, Colonel Mubarak bin Mubarak Al Ketbi, Director of the Hatta Police Station, confirmed that no emergency incidents had been recorded. And the Department of Command and Control Center in the General Department of Operations in Dubai Police, from Friday morning until Sunday evening, received 41,221 calls.