1. Energy In Motion DUBAI / SHARJAH: Rain / Thunderstorm: Mar 25 | Mar 26 | Mar 27 | Mar 28 / Mar 29 / Mar 31 Heaviest Rain on: 25 Mar Wed Night and 29 Mar Sunday Morning ABU DHABI: Light Rain / Thunderstorms chance On:Mar 25 – Night / Mar 26 / 29 Mar & 1 Apr / 5 Aprl RAS AL KHAIMAH: Rain / Thunderstorm. Total:23.1 mm Occurring: Mar 25 | Mar 26 | Mar 27 | Mar 28 / 31 Mar. Heaviest Rain on: Chance on All above dates Weather-Alarm! FUJAIRAH / KHORFAKHAN: Rain / Thunderstorms chance On: Mar 25/ Mar 26 / Mar 27 / Mar 31 / 3 Apr / 6 Aprl. Heaviest Rain on: 25 Mar Wed, 27 Mar Thur and 29 Mar Sunday SIX Days of Mostly Cloudy Sunny Skies and periods of Rain is predicted by most of the weather channels starting tomorrow 26 th March – 1 st April 2009. Some weather experts sees as “bad weather disturbance” heading towards UAE, but for many of us we think as blessing that approach the country before hot summer condition starts. Those who travel in the weekend out of Abu Dhabi and coming back on Saturday to be cautious on the road. You may need to cancel outdoor activities in this weekend. Those planning to travel on Sunday 29 th Mar or Monday 30 th March to Gasco Sites to check the weather again on Saturday. Particularly to Habshan Or Dubai on Sunday Morning to be more careful as heavy rain is expected. RUWAIS: Light Rain / Thunderstorms Chance On:Mar 26 / Mar 28 / Mar 29 / 31 Mar 1 Aprl HABSHAN / ASAB: Light Rain / Thunderstorms chance On: Mar 25 / Mar 28 / Mar 31and 1Aprl AL AIN: Rain / Thunderstorms Chance On: Mar 25 | Mar 26 | Mar 28 / Mar 30 / 2 Aprl / 3 Aprl / 5 Aprl & 6 Aprl For the Period: 25 th March – 1 st April 2009

2. Driving In The Rain – Quick Safety Tips Allow for more travel time Brake earlier and with less force. Don't use cruise control. Don't attempt to cross running water. Turn on your headlights. Watch out for pedestrians. Track the car ahead of you. Give a truck or bus extra distance. Expressway driving - Leave lots of space between you and the car in front. If possible, stay off the road during heavy thunderstorms. Energy In Motion

3. Lightning Safety Advice O u t d o o r S a f e t y No place outside is 100% safe from lightning during a thunderstorm. However, there are some precautions you can take to minimize your risk. Get off the water, out of open spaces, and away from trees, avoid these open places during thunderstorms. Get to a safe place as quickly as you can. A substantial, enclosed building is the safest place. Boaters: Get off the water and go to a safe place. Swimmers: Get out of the water and go to a safe place. Players on open playing fields: Get off the field and go to safe place. Golfers: Leave the golf course and go to a safe place, such as a clubhouse. Hikers: Turn around and go back to a building or your metal-topped vehicle. Your last resort is stay low and stay away from trees and other tall things. Energy In Motion

4. Lightning Safety Advice H o m e S a f e t y During thunderstorms, televisions, computers, and other home electronics are zapped by direct or indirect lightning strikes and power surges. Protect yourself and your vulnerable electronics by being informed and prepared. Never touch wiring during a thunderstorm—it’s too late to unplug your electronics if thunderstorms are close. Avoid using phones and only use cell phones or cordless phones. Wait to use any plumbing—sinks, showers, tubs, and toilets. Plumbing can conduct electricity from lightning strikes from outside your home to you. Stop playing video games connected to your TV. Stay away from windows. Keep flashlights, battery-operated lights and radio ready to use. Enjoy & Have A Safe Wet Cloudy Weekend Hassan Al Jabry Gasco AGM(A) Office Energy In Motion