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An extreme rainfall event over the United Arab Emirates in April 2024: Role of dynamic and thermodynamic drivers

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By K. Koteswara Rao, Abdulla Al Mandous, Mohammed Abdullah, Mohamed Al Ebri, Omar Al Yazeedi, Noora Al Hameli, Mohamed Rakib, Shamsa Al Kaabi
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Abstract On 16 April 2024, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) experienced an unprecedented Extreme Rainfall Event (ERE) that produced record-breaking accumulations and widespread flooding, particularly in Dubai. The highest 24-hr rainfall total was recorded at Khatm al-Shakla (Al Ain), with 254.8 mm. Several other stations also recorded exceptionally high totals exceeding 100 mm, including 233.3 mm at Kalba, 219.3 mm at Al Marmoom, and 144 mm at Dubai International Airport.
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