Home UAE Dubai Sheikh Hamdan announces remote work for Dubai Government due to ‘unstable weather’ The NCM has forecast unstable weather conditions including rain and thunderstorms by Gulf Business April 15, 2024 Image credit: WAM Dubai Government departments have been directed to allow employees to work from home as the UAE braces for rain and thunderstorms starting Tuesday, April 16. Dubai’s Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan made the announcement on various social media platforms such as Twitter and LinkedIn. He also announced that all private schools in Dubai have been ordered to conduct remote learning for tomorrow, Tuesday, April 16, due to unstable weather conditions. Heavy rain forecast for UAE The National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) has issued alerts confirming the likelihood of lightning, thunder, and even hail in certain areas, urging residents to exercise caution. According to forecasts, heavy rainfall is expected to sweep across the country, raising concerns of potential flooding in low-lying areas. #أمطار_المركز_الوطني_للأرصاد#Rain_NCM pic.twitter.com/vm0lLF5DXX — المركز الوطني للأرصاد (@ncmuae) April 15, 2024 Read: Flash floods in Oman claim lives, cause extensive damage to property Tags rain UAE weather You might also like Etihad Rail debuts carbon emission avoidance, reduction certificates Kenya turns to the UAE for railway funds after China cut financing Masdar to build world’s first 1GW baseload renewable plant in the UAE WATCH: UAE’s MBZ-SAT satellite’s historic launch
