UAE weather - in pictures
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A double rainbow appears after heavy rainfall in Dubai. Sarah Forster / The National -

People use a canvas sheet to shield themselves from the rain on Hamdan Street, in Abu Dhabi. Victor Besa / The National -

The waterlogged yard of Mary Mother of Jesus Mosque, in the capital. Nick March / The National -

Flooding in Al Qattara area of Al Ain. Rana Afifi/ The National -

Flooding in Al Qattara, Al Ain. Rana Afifi/ The National -

Riding an electric scooter amid the downpours in Abu Dhabi. Victor Besa / The National -

Braving the winds and rain. Victor Besa / The National -

The wet weather caught many pedestrians unprepared. Victor Besa / The National -

It was business as usual for some people, nevertheless. Victor Besa / The National -

Time to bring out the umbrellas. Victor Besa / The National -

A woman struggles against the force of the wind as it whips her umbrella sideways in Abu Dhabi. Victor Besa / The National -

Traffic ploughs through the heavy rain and flood water on Sheikh Zayed road in Dubai. Pawan Singh / The National -

People have been reaching for their umbrellas as heavy rain falls on Dubai. Pawan Singh / The National -

Flooding slows traffic in Al Quoz, Dubai. Pawan Singh / The National -

A dark and grey pall hangs over Dubai as torrential rain falls. Antonie Robertson/The National -

Sanitation workers clear drains that have been choked by heavy rain in Dubai. Antonie Robertson/The National -

Motorists in Dubai battle the elements. Authorities advise that only necessary journeys be made. Antonie Robertson/The National -

Adverse weather causes long tailbacks of traffic, testing the patience of motorists. Antonie Robertson/The National -

Heavy rain fell across Dubai throughout Saturday morning. Antonie Robertson/The National -

Motorists had to endure treacherous conditions on Dubai's roads on Saturday morning. Antonie Robertson/The National -

Heavy rain has made driving difficult in Dubai. Antonie Robertson/The National -

Police in Dubai are keeping motorists up to date with road conditions. Antonie Robertson/The National -

Sharjah has not been spared the heavy rain. Photo: Ahmed Ramzan for The National -

Parks in Sharjah were closed due to severe weather, authorities said. Ahmed Ramzan for The National -

The downpour as seen from a tunnel in Dubai. Ahmed Ramzan for The National -

A motorist braves a waterlogged lane. Ahmed Ramzan for The National -

Parked motorcycles knocked down by powerful gusts in Sharjah. Ahmed Ramzan for The National -

Sheltering from the rain in Sharjah. Ahmed Ramzan for The National -

Wet conditions have been forecast throughout the weekend across the emirates. Ahmed Ramzan for The National
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