Home World North America UAE consulate in Houston issues advisory regarding tropical storm Cristobal The consulate added that the storm, accompanied by heavy winds and rain, is expected on Saturday evening or Sunday morning by Zainab Mansoor June 7, 2020 The UAE consulate in Houston has issued a weather alert for citizens located in Louisiana – New Orleans and surrounding areas, advising them to be cautious in light of the tropical storm Cristobal. The consulate added that the storm, accompanied by heavy winds and rain, is expected on Saturday evening or Sunday morning. (١-١)على المواطنين المتواجدين في ولاية لويزيانا-مدينة نيو أورلينز والمناطق المجاورة بأخذ الحيطة والحذر بسبب التعرض للعاصفة الاستوائية(Cristobal)المصاحبة للرياح والامطار الغزيرة التي ستكون نتيجة لوصولها للمنطقة والمتوقع مساء اليوم او يوم غد الاحد.@UAEEmbassyUS @MoFAICUAE pic.twitter.com/Sc5tVJ4lMF — UAE in Houston (@UAEinHouston) June 6, 2020 “Tropical Storm (Cristobal) will lead to floods, road closures, difficulty or inability to move and endanger lives, and therefore we stress the need to follow local news and adhere to warnings and instructions, as well as not to leave homes during heavy rains,” the UAE consulate tweeted. The consulate urged citizens to call its emergency number 7135020206 in case of emergencies or for assistance. The National Hurricane Center has issued an advisory highlighting the danger of a life-threatening storm, Storm Cristobal, with tropical strong force winds, expected to begin overnight along the north Gulf coast, from central Louisiana to western Florida Panhandle, including metropolitan New Orleans. Heavy rainfall will continue from central to north Florida overnight, spreading from east to west, across the eastern and central Gulf coast from the Florida Panhandle to Louisiana on Sunday, it added. Tags Cristobal Houstom Houston Louisiana tropical storm UAE 0 Comments You might also like Middle East’s first net-positive mosque launched in Dubai ORO24’s Atif Rahman on elevating Dubai’s real estate game Why AIOKA is shifting into top gear for top-tier global campaigns UAE debt market registers 13.1% YoY growth, Fitch Ratings says