Look: UAE sees heavy rainfall; residents send photos of flooding, rain-soaked roads
Rainwater fills the roads as the iconic Burj Khalifa towers above, reflecting the city’s moody, post-rain glow. Photo: Afnas/KT readerRaindrops cling to windows, rooftops and car side mirrors, as steady showers leave the city glistening under grey skies. Photo: Awfiqul Islam/KT readerMultiple cars navigate the flooded streets of International City, Morocco Cluster I-11, cautiously making their way through the high waters. Photo: Hafeez Ullah/KT readerDelivery motorcycles and bicycles stranded as roads in Al Barsha 1 remain waterlogged. Photo: Ann Laurente/KT readerOvercast skies loom over the Burj Khalifa, casting a dramatic backdrop over the city. Photo: Rekha Vijayan/KT readerA rainy night at Baniyas Square, Deira, where streetlights shimmer on wet roads and the normally bustling area rests in serene calm. Photo: Rashida Daudi/KT readerFlooded streets in Al Nahda 2, Dubai, with cars nearly submerged as high waters cover most of their wheels. Photo: Marie Casaclang/KT readerWaterlogged roads in Hor Al Anz East, with traffic still managing to flow despite the flooding. Photo: Raed Khan/KT readerResidents wade through flood-soaked streets in Al Barsha 1, making their way carefully through the waterlogged roads. Photo: Ann Laurente/KT readerA rainbow arcs across the sky as patches of blue begin to emerge after the heavy rains. Photo: Afnas/KT readerClouds and raindrops gather around the Burj Khalifa, partially obscuring its towering presence that usually dominates the skyline. Photo: Athulya Krishnan/KT readerHow UAE battled floods, cleared roads and returned to normalcy after heavy rains
Rainwater fills the roads as the iconic Burj Khalifa towers above, reflecting the city’s moody, post-rain glow. Photo: Afnas/KT reader
Raindrops cling to windows, rooftops and car side mirrors, as steady showers leave the city glistening under grey skies. Photo: Awfiqul Islam/KT reader
Multiple cars navigate the flooded streets of International City, Morocco Cluster I-11, cautiously making their way through the high waters. Photo: Hafeez Ullah/KT reader
Delivery motorcycles and bicycles stranded as roads in Al Barsha 1 remain waterlogged. Photo: Ann Laurente/KT reader
Overcast skies loom over the Burj Khalifa, casting a dramatic backdrop over the city. Photo: Rekha Vijayan/KT reader
A rainy night at Baniyas Square, Deira, where streetlights shimmer on wet roads and the normally bustling area rests in serene calm. Photo: Rashida Daudi/KT reader
Flooded streets in Al Nahda 2, Dubai, with cars nearly submerged as high waters cover most of their wheels. Photo: Marie Casaclang/KT reader
Waterlogged roads in Hor Al Anz East, with traffic still managing to flow despite the flooding. Photo: Raed Khan/KT reader
Residents wade through flood-soaked streets in Al Barsha 1, making their way carefully through the waterlogged roads. Photo: Ann Laurente/KT reader
A rainbow arcs across the sky as patches of blue begin to emerge after the heavy rains. Photo: Afnas/KT reader
Clouds and raindrops gather around the Burj Khalifa, partially obscuring its towering presence that usually dominates the skyline. Photo: Athulya Krishnan/KT reader
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