Hey travelers, if you’re planning to explore Dubai, Abu Dhabi, or anywhere else in the UAE on Monday, February 12, you might want to rethink your itinerary!
Due to some unpredictable weather, both public and private sector employees are being asked to stay home, and schools are shifting to remote learning.
The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation has urged companies to allow their employees to work from home to ensure their safety during this unstable weather.
They’re emphasizing the importance of following health and safety regulations, especially for any outdoor work that might still need to be done.
Weather Patterns in the UAE
Now, let’s take a quick look at the weather in the UAE over the past couple of years. The UAE typically experiences hot and dry weather, but there have been occasional instances of heavy rain and storms, especially during the winter months.
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While rain is not as common in this region, when it does occur, it can sometimes lead to safety concerns and disruptions in daily activities.In line with this, Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum has instructed all government employees in Dubai to work remotely on Monday.
This means most government services will be accessible online or through other remote channels.Additionally, schools under the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) are advised to provide distance learning options for students. This measure aims to ensure the safety of both students and staff during uncertain weather conditions.
So, if you’re in Dubai or elsewhere in the UAE on Monday, it’s best to stay indoors, stay safe, and maybe enjoy a cozy day working or studying from home! 🌧️