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 # PhilippinesNews : Double low-pressure areas + southwest monsoon , the Philippines faces a severe weather test! The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) stated on August 27 that two low-pressure areas get together with the southwest monsoon " Habagat " are bringing heavy rain and thunderstorms through nationwide. One low-pressure area is near Quezon Province ; although it is unlikely to develop into a tropical depression , it will continue to bring widespread rainfall. The other is located in the western sea area of Bangasinan and may strengthen into a tropical storm , posing a threat to northern Luzon. As a result, heavy rain and thunderstorms are expected in Metro Manila, northern and southern Luzon, with strong rainfall also in parts of Visayas and Mindanao. Experts warn of high risks of flash floods, river swelling, and landslides. Residents are advised to reduce travel and prepare for disaster prevention .

 Attention Filipinos: The following areas are severely flooded! Due to continuous rainfall,#MetroManila has multiple roads flooded. Sections such as Mandaluyong EDSA Ortigas, Shaw Tunnel, and Quezon City EDSA Aurora, Kamuning have about eight inches of water accumulation. Vehicles can still pass but with caution. The weather bureau states that Typhoon "Isang" (Kajiki) is located 970 kilometers northwest of Luzon Island, and there is another low-pressure area in the eastern waters of Surigao del Sur, which may develop into a tropical depression within the next 24 hours. #PhilippinesHeavyRain #FloodWarning

 Heavy rain in Phnom Penh and waves in West Harbor for the next three days Phnom Penh will experience extreme weather such as heavy rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds from August 25th to 28th due to the impact of Typhoon 13th . Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources issued a news release yesterday saying that in the next three days, rainfall will increase in the northeastern provinces with thunderstorms and strong winds. Strong waves of up to 2.50 meters will occur in coastal provinces . People are urged to be aware of the extreme weather and to travel carefully.

  Suhail Star Rises Over the Arabian Peninsula , Marking the End of the Long Summer in the UAE As the dawn of Sunday morning spreads across the Arabian Peninsula, a bright star quietly lights up the southern sky — Suhail, a yellow-white supergiant about 313 light-years from Earth . With a brightness second only to Sirius , it once again becomes the " seasonal messenger " in the eyes of desert dwellers. The Jeddah Astronomy Society announced that this star, regarded by Arabs as a " harbinger of change ," first rose in the early hours of August 24 . In Arab culture, its appearance is etched into collective memory, signaling the gradual end of the long summer and heralding the arrival of cooler nights .

  Dubai and Abu Dhabi experienced heavy rainfall today, and the UAE National Meteorological Center issued warnings . Parts of the UAE, including Abu Dhabi and Dubai, encountered heavy rain on August 20. Videos circulating on social media show vehicles driving on roads severely flooded. Abu Dhabi police issued a warning to drivers in the Al Ain area, urging them to drive cautiously and obey speed limits. People were also warned not to enter valley areas, as these locations are particularly dangerous during heavy rain. Dubai Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) reminded drivers to maintain safety while driving and to follow RTA safety tips. The UAE National Meteorological Center has issued orange and yellow warnings covering Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, and parts of the northern emirates . The alert will last until 11 PM tonight. The public should prepare for unstable weather and follow instructions from local authorities.

 Thunderstorms and rains to hit parts of UAE over next two days Thunderstorms and rains are expected in some parts of the UAE over the next two days, the UAE's National Meteorological Center (NCM) said on Tuesday. According to the NCM, humid air masses from the Arabian and Oman seas are moving towards the country. Temperatures will rise during the day and convective clouds are expected to form in scattered areas due to the presence of the eastern mountain ranges. Parts of the eastern and southern regions will be affected from Wednesday to Thursday, extending to some inland areas. Rainfall of varying intensity, sometimes accompanied by lightning and thunder, is expected. Winds will be moderate from the southeast to northeast and may raise dust and reduce horizontal visibility.

  UAE Weather ｜ Temperatures Near 50°C , Some Areas May Experience Rain The UAE continues to endure extreme summer heat, with temperatures rising to dangerous levels. Health authorities have issued warnings to avoid outdoor activities. According to AccuWeather forecasts, Dubai will have a hazy sunny day today with scorching heat reaching 45°C and a light breeze in the afternoon. The recent temperature is 33°C, but it feels like condition under the blazing sun and as high as 38°C. Tonight will remain sultry with partly cloudy skies, and the lowest temperature will only drop to 35°C. Abu Dhabi is having the similar situation and facing with harsh weather, with a ultimate temperature of 46°C under partly clear skies. The night will be almost without relief, with temperatures staying around 35°C. The National Center of Meteorology (NCM) indicates partly cloudy to cloudy weather with possible light rain in the eastern and southern regions. Inland areas are expected to have maximum tempe...