On Sunday, December 15, regions of the United Arab Emirates experienced mild rain and rather hazy sky. As seen on footage posted by Storm Centre, different areas saw rain, especially on the eastern coast and in the northern sections of the nation.

These films showed northern areas, including Ras Al Khaimah, undercast circumstances and rainfall along the eastern coast. Previously projecting the likelihood of rain for several northern and eastern regions, the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM)'s prediction turned out correct with rain seen all through the day.

The Dibba-Masafi route, where moderate rain was recorded, was one of the clearly impacted by rainfall region. Storm Centre uploaded a video depicting these circumstances showing the rain pouring on the road. This specific video underlined the presence of moderate rainfall that helped to produce the region's overcast and wet circumstances. The prognosis was confirmed as the rain fell in the afternoon as the weather bureau had expected that places like Dibba and Masafi would be among those most likely to get wet.

On Sunday, light rain was also recorded in Dubai on Emirates Road about 12:40 pm. The NCM issued a weather advisory verifying the rainfall and alerting citizens of possible damp conditions all across the city. In line with the forecasts issued by the meteorologists, the light showers comprised a component of the larger weather pattern influencing the nation. Although it was not heavy, the rain helped to create the damp and foggy environment that permeated various parts of the United Arab Emirates.

Along with the rain, the Ras Al Khaimah sky seemed hazy, Jebel Jais, the UAE's tallest peak, covered in a layer of clouds. Storm Centre's videos highlighted these hazy conditions, which were clearly visible at several times during the day. Although the temperature was moderate in terms of rainfall, it clearly contrasted the usually clear heavens the area is known for. Capturing both the rain and the cloudy heavens enveloping numerous locations on Sunday, the video footage from the Storm Centre gave citizens a peek of the weather patterns across many parts of the UAE.

The weather stayed muggy all day even though certain areas of the nation experienced rains. The humidity was forecast to intensify when evening arrived; the circumstances will stretch until Monday morning. For locals, the warm and humid environment combined with the sporadic rain produced a quite uncomfortable temperature. Those who lived in places with rain would have found the milder temperatures appealing, but the high humidity levels continued, which accentuated the tropical aspect of the climate.

The NCM issued a yellow advisory about strong winds producing blowing dust and sand to underline the weather hazards even more. These strong gusts limited vision, which made working or moving outside dangerous. Set to be in effect until 6 p.m. on Sunday, the yellow alert indicated the possibility of major difficulties resulting from the high winds and poor visibility. Driving would have been challenging given the winds, sand and dust, especially in places where the flying dust would have blinded drivers' view.

Apart from the warning for winds and blowing sand, the NCM also issued a yellow warning for the Oman Sea, where forecasted conditions were rough. According to the projection, waves in the sea might reach up to six feet, which would complicate vessel navigation. From 5 p.m. on Sunday until 10 am. Monday, December 16, the forecasted rough sea conditions were Particularly for those intending to head out on the sea, this advisory was issued as a preventive measure to warn mariners of possibly dangerous circumstances on the sea.