Al Ain: People planning sea trips has been advised to be cautious as tow to four feet high waves would be making Arabian Gulf slightly rough during the weekend holidays.
The rough conditions would be offshore and people using small boats and vessels could face windy and rough situation out there, said a forecaster. "The sea conditions are expected to get worse, but it would be better to be careful to avoid any risky situation," he added.
The National Centre of Meteorology and Seismology (NCMS) has also confirmed slightly rough see with the similar height of waves. The centre, however, did not issue any warning or weather alert till today (Thursday) noon.
According to the weather bulletin of the NCMS, the weather will be fair in general today and during much of the weekend holidays. It could become hazy at time, with some low clouds appearing over the eastern mountain areas in the afternoon.
Winds are likely to be slight to moderately rough most of the time across the emirates. There is a possibility of winds getting even stronger at times, kicking up sands and dust in the open and internal areas.
Temperature is expected to remain between mid-40s creating tough conditions for people living in the coastal areas at times when humidity level is increased mostly in the evening and at night.
