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Rainstorm videos in UAE flood social media

Schools in both emirates were closed as videos included floating cars and the rain smashing into buildings. (Twitter)
Schools in both emirates were closed as videos included floating cars and the rain smashing into buildings. (Twitter)

Rainstorm videos in UAE flood social media

Schools in Abu Dhabi and Dubai were closed as videos included floating cars and the rain smashing into buildings

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Staff writer, Al Arabiya English

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  1. Footage of Abu Dhabi and Dubai being lashed by heavy rains and winds flooded social media on Wednesday.
  2. Schools in both emirates were closed as the storm resulted in flooding which led to floating cars and the rain smashing into buildings.
  3. Departure flights at Dubai's two international airports have been slightly delayed due to bad weather conditions but operations are largely unaffected, the Dubai Airports operator said.
  4. Authorities at Abu Dhabi Airport had earlier suspended flights until further notice for safety reasons.
  5. Residents have been documenting the rare storm online.

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