More wet weather has been forecast for the UAE next week, following record rains across the country on Tuesday.
In its five-day weather forecast, the UAE's National Center of Meteorology said rain of varying intensities will hit the country.
On Saturday, "there's a chance of convective cloud formation over mountains that might bring rainfall", while Monday will also see light rain.
On Tuesday, there's a "chance of light to moderate rain, which could be heavy over some areas", with a "noticeable drop in temperatures over coastal regions".
The weather patterns also predict a mix of humid mornings with possible fog.
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