Rain in UAE: Hail in Abu Dhabi, heavy rain, thunder, and lightning in parts of Dubai, Ras Al Khaimah, and Fujairah

 Rainy clouds are expected till 6pm today, brace for strong winds and chilly weather: NCM


Hail was reported in various parts of Abu Dhabi; rain and lightning and thunder in Dubai.

Dubai: Many Dubai residents woke up to loud thunderclaps and lightning, early on Monday morning, at around 3.45am, as moderate to heavy rainfall fell across the emirate. Meanwhile, heavy rain and hail was reported in various parts of Abu Dhabi.

According the Met office, hail was recorded in the Al Dhafrah region, Al Wathba, Mohamed Bin Zayed City, and Sweihan in Al Ain, between 3.36am and 5.15am.

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