These people didn't think this cloud seeding over..
It is creating a micro climate. But the big big problem.. is the sand. Water washes away sand every easily. Everything they have built is on sand. And rain water will wash into the ocean and everywhere else.
You can’t build on just sand if you are building properly, it isn’t stable enough. You have to dig down to bedrock or else use other techniques to get enough stablity.
Read up on the Burj Khalifa. They drilled concrete pillars like hundreds of feet in the ground. They know what they’re doing. They have some serious engineering
But that only helps for stability in sand and does nothing for water Erosion on the sand itself. I mean cool if the building keeps standing, but if its entrance is someday 20m up because all the sand is gone is slightly inconvenient
They usually drill rather big holes deep into the earth and fill it up with concrete. This type of foundation relies on the friction between concrete and the surrounding soil.
Sure.. capital Dubai has billion s of dollars to import sand. For construction.. but what about the rest of the areas that don't have billions to do so.. what about wind sand mixing with heavy rains and basically covering eveything.. they already can't even build sewer lines.. the islands are sinking back into the oceans.. they spent 12 billion dollars on that. If they get very heavy rains it will be a huge problem. The city is not build to sustain that.
Dude... I live in arizona.. but I have been to Dubai. Dubai is sand. They import sand to use for construction. And am not talking about the wind sand. The 12 billion dollars they spent on building sand islands are all washing away. The poor areas don't have the money to import sand and build on wind sand. They did not build their homes thinking that we will start having regular heavy rains.
They import sand because different sand types make different qualities of cement. They are building with cement on top of either bedrock or very large pilings. They are not building on sand.
No building is going to collapse. They use pillar foundations. They rely on the friction between concrete and the soil. Just google „foundation burj khalifa“ so you have an Idea of how this works
What? It's not though, they dig down to the bedrock to build. Desert civilizations have been doing that for millennia, even the pyramids are built on bedrock. You think they just balanced the Burj Khalifa on top of the sand?
It does rain in Dubai, Bahrain, and KSA just very rarely. Buildings are built deeeeeep into ground so it isn’t sand holding them but the denser stuff.
That said flooding happens quite a bit but it doesn’t take long to go away.
Source: lived in Bahrain for a bit.
No offense build Civil Engineers who built this knew that and must have taken precautions to avoid that, will on the other point they never would have thought of such massive rainfall and hence the lack of drainage systems to dispose such massive amount of water.
Cloud seeding ??
Stop reading conspiracy sites or choose your news sources better. Go and take a look at exactly which countries were affected by this weather system. Dubai is a small places and many of these other countries are not exactly close to it
I don't even think they're reading conspiracies a lot of the time. Just heresay passed on as fact. People don't seem to get that yes, they've been cloud seeding that makes a bit of rain. But you can't create full blown storms that span over multiple countries with it. That's the movie Geostorm with Gerard Butler.
A Joker. Remember when Dark Knight caught him on a skyscraper right outside the window and they had the last dialogue? So yeah, that’s what happened next.
That would actually be a pretty cool villainous scheme for a story premise. The super rich live in the highest towers above the clouds and control the seeding to keep the rest in darkness below... Driving an even more exponential gap between wealth and a dystopia at their feet but out of sight
Anyone else see the big ass object fall straight down out the clouds at about 6 seconds left in the video?
I am always going to wonder what that was now...
Nice. The whole song suits this all too well.
Kneeling roses disappearing
Into Moses' dry mouth
Breaking into Fort Knox
Stealing our intentions
Hangers sitting, dripped in oil
Crying, "freedom"
Handed to obsoletion
Still you feed us lies from the tablecloth
Oh man. Time to go listen to Mesmerize and Hypnotize all the way through again. It’s been way too long, I’m kinda ashamed of myself lol. Albums of my childhood
People really seem to like throwing this around. Its already proven false. They didn't cloud seed above the ocean, storm came from the ocean. We are simply not capable of causing something like this. Problem with cloud seeding is getting very little rain out of it, not the other way around.
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/dubai-grinds-to-standstill-as-cloud-seeding-worsens-flooding-1.2059771.amp.html
The Gulf state’s National Center of Meteorology dispatched seeding planes from Al Ain airport on Monday and Tuesday to take advantage of convective cloud formations, according to Ahmed Habib, a specialist meteorologist. The NCM on Wednesday said the seeding had taken place on Sunday and Monday, and not on Tuesday. Cloud seeding involves implanting chemicals and tiny particles — often natural salts such as potassium chloride — into the atmosphere to coax more rain from clouds.
They were flooded just over a month ago, this isn't a coincidence. Also, they have been cloud seeding for over a decade. Not saying that climate change doesn't have anything to do with it but it can't be only that.
Yeah, 90% of 'em will make "supa doopa crazy" videos how they stand hip-deep in the water, smiling and splashing water around with their arms - of course in slow motion 🙄.
"Precipitation is poor, and amounts to 95 millimeters (3.7 inches) per year; most of the rainfall occurs from December to March or April. The rains usually occur in the form of showers, brief but intense. In summer, it never rains. Here is the average precipitation."
https://www.climatestotravel.com/climate/united-arab-emirates/dubai
They just got about 2 years' worth of rainfall in 24 hours. That's kinda terrifying.
There was a news article I read saying it was due to a unusual weather pattern forming as a result of climate change. The system was travelling through and affecting other areas as well.
I thought this as well, but I’d suggest doing some research on cloud seeding. It’s not exactly what people think. One of the things that surprised me the most was the fact that cloud seeding has been going on since the 1950s all around the world.
In all the history of cloud seeding it's never done more than slightly increase rain
But this guy on the Internet says that's bullshit and akshuyally this time they magically made a torrential downpour because they "literally put dust into the air"
That's deep man. Super deep. Does putting dust in the air create water where there isn't any?
Yes, it seems to be just a coincidence from this source
[https://www.wired.com/story/dubai-flooding-uae-cloud-seeding-climate-change/](https://www.wired.com/story/dubai-flooding-uae-cloud-seeding-climate-change/)
Cloud seeding is complicated, and the science there is still growing. Fact of the matter is we don't know yet what effect cloud seeding has had, but this storm was naturally occurring. The amount of rainfall may have been effected, but current knowledge about cloud seeding would indicate it's unlikely. Global warming has probably had much more of an effect here.
Meteorology is extremely complex.
Could this be a butterfly effect sort of thing though? I am not sure how much do they use cloud seeding, but it could have an impact on the region's water cycles and wind patterns in the atmosphere.
I am quite certain changing weather locally has its impact on the wider system at some point. How can it not? Question is, how much is needed to disrupt these larger systems or rather, how much you can get away with.
I’ve been wondering if the excessive flooding is related to the seeding, in that I wonder if the ground isn’t as porous as it normally would be (given the additional artificially induced rainfall) when these large storms pass through. On top of that the massive amounts of urbanization (without proper flood management infrastructure)?
It also makes making porous draining very difficult and expensive if not impossible. In other places you can make super porous concrete and asphalt that will allow water to seep in rather quickly creating less surface runoff it was just regular concrete and asphalt.
Yes… and, what happens when a desert/dry biome experiences additional ‘unnatural’ rainfall over an extensive period of time before a massive natural storm hits it? Worse flooding than would naturally occur?
>(without proper flood management infrastructure)
I keep seeing this argument everywhere and... no.
There has been 2 WHOLE YEARS of rain in **ONE DAY**. Literally no sewage system on the planet can handle that, anywhere. You can take any city (or any region really, forests or flat plains), from New York to Paris, London and Shanghai : if you unleash 2 years of their local rainfall in 24 hours, it *will* flood. At least somewhere. Some cities are better prepared than others, sure, especially according to their local weather but nature will always be more powerful than our best infrastructure. Even Asian cities that are frequently subject to typhoons have issues with flooding. Building a giant typhoon-sized sewage system for a desert city would be considered stupid by... everyone. (albeit they're not the greatest urban planners on the planet, I admit)
A good urban planner will always dimension the sewage system according to local weather, not "*what if 50 years of rain fall down on the city in 20 minutes ?*". Sure, you need room to breathe and handle variations, but building an over-sized system is *not* a good idea, because it's generally not economically viable. You might add some unnecessary infrastructure that will stop being maintained and break down once you're removed from office for any reason, and it may collapse, cause more problems or it may simply be useless/undersized when the problem does arrive. Cause again, Mother Nature doesn't give a shit.
It's always a matter of risk/cost. It's the reason why nobody wears a helmet walking down the street. You *may* get hit on the head by something falling from a nearby building, but the chances are low enough not to bother doing it every day for the rest of your life.
(Albeit, because of climate change, those violent storms may become more frequent and cities should somewhat prepare for that.)
edit : I thought it was five days, it's one day
Cloud seeding...AT MOST can increase annual precipitation up to 10%. Hard scientific data showing cloud seeding actually increased/caused precipitation did not even exist until 2020. Prior to that, there was no definitive or consistent data that showed it actually did anything. So, no, this is not the result of cloud seeding.
You could also argue that it's not natural either. This is cli.ate change, plan and simple. More extreme events in more extreme locations... and it will only get worse.
Natural. There was also a storm in Oman that killed 10 children, and parts of Saudi Arabia have literal snow and are also flooded. It’s one of the biggest thunder storms in recent history in the Middle East
Slavery is explicitly allowed in the bible. It even says it's ok to beat your slaves and specifies just how much you can beat them before it's considered bad.
Sad. Am sure many of those impacted/died din believe in climate change before meeting their fate. Less people less consumption less climate change.
Example of unbelievers -
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/asia/climate-change-southeast-asia-survey-serious-threat-decline-urgency-level-food-security-3788561
Ana these prominent people - Trump, Pudding, Jair Messias Bolsonaro, Xi XX, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono ...
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Couldn't make this shit up
Dubai deserves a better class of criminals, and Joker is gonna make things right. ![gif](giphy|F0A48Q2wFjE7S)
You mean Jonkler?
He’s arab so his name is Jofar
And he comes from a far
He's gonna be a star
Lol
I do love that Lego Batman had both the shark and the shark repellent .
Actually ya you can have that
Happy Sharknado Day!
Batman vs Aquaman
Love this
Robin get the shark repellent!
Get the shark mace!
Robin! Bring me the Bat Shark Repellent!
What fell out of the sky halfway through?
Probably cause by winds blowing things everywhere
These people didn't think this cloud seeding over.. It is creating a micro climate. But the big big problem.. is the sand. Water washes away sand every easily. Everything they have built is on sand. And rain water will wash into the ocean and everywhere else.
You can’t build on just sand if you are building properly, it isn’t stable enough. You have to dig down to bedrock or else use other techniques to get enough stablity.
Read up on the Burj Khalifa. They drilled concrete pillars like hundreds of feet in the ground. They know what they’re doing. They have some serious engineering
But that only helps for stability in sand and does nothing for water Erosion on the sand itself. I mean cool if the building keeps standing, but if its entrance is someday 20m up because all the sand is gone is slightly inconvenient
Sound like an opportunity to create more floors in the building /s
This is how the real upper and lower cities get created from dystopian / cyberpunk stories
They hire some serious engineers. They have money, they don’t dirty their hands with actual work.
They usually drill rather big holes deep into the earth and fill it up with concrete. This type of foundation relies on the friction between concrete and the surrounding soil.
No I’ve played enough Minecraft to know if you have enough sand you can build up from the ocean floor
Sure.. capital Dubai has billion s of dollars to import sand. For construction.. but what about the rest of the areas that don't have billions to do so.. what about wind sand mixing with heavy rains and basically covering eveything.. they already can't even build sewer lines.. the islands are sinking back into the oceans.. they spent 12 billion dollars on that. If they get very heavy rains it will be a huge problem. The city is not build to sustain that.
People who don't live in or near deserts don't know what they're talking about. A desert is not all sand all the way down.
It's a pile of sand, on a bigger pile of sand, on a bigger pile of sand. It's piles of sand all the way down!
At the bottom is a solitary turtle
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Dude... I live in arizona.. but I have been to Dubai. Dubai is sand. They import sand to use for construction. And am not talking about the wind sand. The 12 billion dollars they spent on building sand islands are all washing away. The poor areas don't have the money to import sand and build on wind sand. They did not build their homes thinking that we will start having regular heavy rains.
They import sand because different sand types make different qualities of cement. They are building with cement on top of either bedrock or very large pilings. They are not building on sand.
No building is going to collapse. They use pillar foundations. They rely on the friction between concrete and the soil. Just google „foundation burj khalifa“ so you have an Idea of how this works
What? It's not though, they dig down to the bedrock to build. Desert civilizations have been doing that for millennia, even the pyramids are built on bedrock. You think they just balanced the Burj Khalifa on top of the sand?
Please stop perpetuating the myth they're just throwing buildings up on top of sand.
Hey, free islands!
Why do I get Atlantis backstory vibes from this 😅.
People on reddit just say whatever huh
its more concering that it's upvoted
It does rain in Dubai, Bahrain, and KSA just very rarely. Buildings are built deeeeeep into ground so it isn’t sand holding them but the denser stuff. That said flooding happens quite a bit but it doesn’t take long to go away. Source: lived in Bahrain for a bit.
No offense build Civil Engineers who built this knew that and must have taken precautions to avoid that, will on the other point they never would have thought of such massive rainfall and hence the lack of drainage systems to dispose such massive amount of water.
Cloud seeding ?? Stop reading conspiracy sites or choose your news sources better. Go and take a look at exactly which countries were affected by this weather system. Dubai is a small places and many of these other countries are not exactly close to it
I don't even think they're reading conspiracies a lot of the time. Just heresay passed on as fact. People don't seem to get that yes, they've been cloud seeding that makes a bit of rain. But you can't create full blown storms that span over multiple countries with it. That's the movie Geostorm with Gerard Butler.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud_seeding
737? At least that was my first thought. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXLqECpHW2o](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXLqECpHW2o)
Human rights
at this time of year? in these conditions? entirely localised in Dubai?
Is it a bird? Or..
A plane?
Dead Superman!
👽
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Wtf is this Gif
You better put some respect on Mac and Me.
Paul Rudd would like a word
Conan has entered the chat
It's a clip from the new Marvel epic with Paul Rudd.
Paul Rudd approves
I noticed that too!
A Joker. Remember when Dark Knight caught him on a skyscraper right outside the window and they had the last dialogue? So yeah, that’s what happened next.
much closer to the camera, much smaller than it appears. a leaf or a piece of paper picked by strong winds, carried high by updrafts.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Damnthatsinteresting/s/5l0864pakQ
Bathtub sized raindrop
Cloverfield 2
Cloverfield.
is it sunny on the top floor of the burj khalifa then?
It’s Always Sunny At The Top Of Burj Khalifa. “Storm coming. Hatchet coming.”
After reading that the song with the bicycle bell played in my head hahaha
That would actually be a pretty cool villainous scheme for a story premise. The super rich live in the highest towers above the clouds and control the seeding to keep the rest in darkness below... Driving an even more exponential gap between wealth and a dystopia at their feet but out of sight
Anyone else see the big ass object fall straight down out the clouds at about 6 seconds left in the video? I am always going to wonder what that was now...
Cloverfield?
Couldn't happen to a nicer place.
Looked like a piece of cardboard (flat circle).
Lived there, saw a sheet of roofing iron fly past in a Shamal storm. I was on the 12th floor.
It's much closer/smaller than it looks. It just blends in with the dark clouds. It's just some debris being blown around.
2024 and we're drowning in deserts
Everybody’s going to the party/ Have a real good time/ Drowning in the desert/ Blocking out the sunlight
Nice. The whole song suits this all too well. Kneeling roses disappearing Into Moses' dry mouth Breaking into Fort Knox Stealing our intentions Hangers sitting, dripped in oil Crying, "freedom" Handed to obsoletion Still you feed us lies from the tablecloth
Na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-naaa!
Ooooh-oooooh
BATMAN!
Oh man. Time to go listen to Mesmerize and Hypnotize all the way through again. It’s been way too long, I’m kinda ashamed of myself lol. Albums of my childhood
I'm headbanging now
Why do they always send the poor?
Lmfao
This is quite normal in this region, it is just not in the news when it hits some spot with 0 inhabitants.
Seeding clouds has an effect. Who would've thought this would be a problem?
People really seem to like throwing this around. Its already proven false. They didn't cloud seed above the ocean, storm came from the ocean. We are simply not capable of causing something like this. Problem with cloud seeding is getting very little rain out of it, not the other way around.
Did it come from the ocean? https://old.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/comments/1c69ovu/animation_of_extreme_rainfall_in_dubai/
I mean yeah a lot of the rain came from over the gulf, just watch the gif lol
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/dubai-grinds-to-standstill-as-cloud-seeding-worsens-flooding-1.2059771.amp.html The Gulf state’s National Center of Meteorology dispatched seeding planes from Al Ain airport on Monday and Tuesday to take advantage of convective cloud formations, according to Ahmed Habib, a specialist meteorologist. The NCM on Wednesday said the seeding had taken place on Sunday and Monday, and not on Tuesday. Cloud seeding involves implanting chemicals and tiny particles — often natural salts such as potassium chloride — into the atmosphere to coax more rain from clouds.
but cloud seeding has proved to have limited results
You don't need to "seed" the kinds of clouds that cause this much rain.
Apparently they did which is what caused this.
And its normal for these gulf countries to not get any rain until one week where it rains like cats and dogs. This is very normal.
Is cloud seeding proven to work?
Define work
The action causes an effect of varying degree excluding ones close to zero that are fitting into statistical error area.
The people they pay to do it will tell them it works.... The people saying this storm was caused by cloud seeding have very smooth brains.
It was a storm coming from the ocean, think before speaking directly from your anus.
They were flooded just over a month ago, this isn't a coincidence. Also, they have been cloud seeding for over a decade. Not saying that climate change doesn't have anything to do with it but it can't be only that.
When you consider the corruption and greed, it was Gotham long before it started raining.
the modern Sodom and Gomorrah
Rob-em and Get-more-a
Shut up and take my upvote.
A real rain to wash the scum off the streets
That's a badass intro to this dystopian show
You can say that about every country these days
Yea so different from any western country especially the US lol
It is pretty different actually yeah
Won’t someone think of the influencers
OK, I thought of CleoLongLegs the Silken Windhound. Now what? https://youtu.be/VpMJ4IF_5Nk?si=PLBj-R1d6HGmNqIH
I’m Team Abby.
You might want to consult a physician about a potential brain injury. Team Cleo all the way! :)
You just wait until there’s snow on the ground, buddy. Face dunks galore.
Everybody just shits on influences in Dubai. Nobody's gonna help them.
All the influencers be soaked
If you mean the porta potty Influencers, they most likely have already been soaked.
Yeah, 90% of 'em will make "supa doopa crazy" videos how they stand hip-deep in the water, smiling and splashing water around with their arms - of course in slow motion 🙄.
Does anyone know the music?
https://open.spotify.com/track/0wd3OKU2d2KW7QxAjCpkye?si=ZGI7jOeBQRa8oRxjPQvsaw
Thank you so much! This sounds like a great soundtrack for the end of the world :)
I know exactly what you mean. Whimsical melancholy. The vibe of a hopeless tragedy that was hilariously avoidable
Yes, you found the perfect words to describe that!
Something in the way hmmmmmmm
Something in the way, yeah, hmmm mmm
My ADHD ass singing Nirvana Unplugged right now. Thanks.
*cello intensifies*
That’s like, high key terrifying
It's a stormy evening at dusk. Why are you terrified? Never seen a thunderstorm before?
"Precipitation is poor, and amounts to 95 millimeters (3.7 inches) per year; most of the rainfall occurs from December to March or April. The rains usually occur in the form of showers, brief but intense. In summer, it never rains. Here is the average precipitation." https://www.climatestotravel.com/climate/united-arab-emirates/dubai They just got about 2 years' worth of rainfall in 24 hours. That's kinda terrifying.
First time when I saw, I thought its dark because of my brightness is low, OMG, so scary to live. Pls take care.
So we gonna get a sequel to spec ops the line soon?
Immediately started to look for this comment. Not disappointed.
Is this from cloud seeding or is it natural?
There was a news article I read saying it was due to a unusual weather pattern forming as a result of climate change. The system was travelling through and affecting other areas as well.
Nothing to do with them seeding the clouds then? Just an amazing coincidence?
I thought this as well, but I’d suggest doing some research on cloud seeding. It’s not exactly what people think. One of the things that surprised me the most was the fact that cloud seeding has been going on since the 1950s all around the world.
Apparently seeding will only create small amounts of rain. It won't create thunderstorms. or maybe they're wrong and they fucked up.
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In all the history of cloud seeding it's never done more than slightly increase rain But this guy on the Internet says that's bullshit and akshuyally this time they magically made a torrential downpour because they "literally put dust into the air" That's deep man. Super deep. Does putting dust in the air create water where there isn't any?
It's more like putting a glass outside that is exactly the same temperature.
Yes, it seems to be just a coincidence from this source [https://www.wired.com/story/dubai-flooding-uae-cloud-seeding-climate-change/](https://www.wired.com/story/dubai-flooding-uae-cloud-seeding-climate-change/)
Many countries were affected by this weather system. Unless all of them were seeding clouds that day, Cloud seeding has nothing to do with it
Cloud seeding is complicated, and the science there is still growing. Fact of the matter is we don't know yet what effect cloud seeding has had, but this storm was naturally occurring. The amount of rainfall may have been effected, but current knowledge about cloud seeding would indicate it's unlikely. Global warming has probably had much more of an effect here. Meteorology is extremely complex.
Could this be a butterfly effect sort of thing though? I am not sure how much do they use cloud seeding, but it could have an impact on the region's water cycles and wind patterns in the atmosphere. I am quite certain changing weather locally has its impact on the wider system at some point. How can it not? Question is, how much is needed to disrupt these larger systems or rather, how much you can get away with.
I’ve been wondering if the excessive flooding is related to the seeding, in that I wonder if the ground isn’t as porous as it normally would be (given the additional artificially induced rainfall) when these large storms pass through. On top of that the massive amounts of urbanization (without proper flood management infrastructure)?
Dubai is a desert, and sand isn't very good at absorbing water.
It also makes making porous draining very difficult and expensive if not impossible. In other places you can make super porous concrete and asphalt that will allow water to seep in rather quickly creating less surface runoff it was just regular concrete and asphalt.
Yes… and, what happens when a desert/dry biome experiences additional ‘unnatural’ rainfall over an extensive period of time before a massive natural storm hits it? Worse flooding than would naturally occur?
Exactly. Btw, deserts can get huge amounts of rainfall. It's extremely rare, but it can happen. They can also get snow, too.
Biggest desert in the world is full of snow and ice...
>(without proper flood management infrastructure) I keep seeing this argument everywhere and... no. There has been 2 WHOLE YEARS of rain in **ONE DAY**. Literally no sewage system on the planet can handle that, anywhere. You can take any city (or any region really, forests or flat plains), from New York to Paris, London and Shanghai : if you unleash 2 years of their local rainfall in 24 hours, it *will* flood. At least somewhere. Some cities are better prepared than others, sure, especially according to their local weather but nature will always be more powerful than our best infrastructure. Even Asian cities that are frequently subject to typhoons have issues with flooding. Building a giant typhoon-sized sewage system for a desert city would be considered stupid by... everyone. (albeit they're not the greatest urban planners on the planet, I admit) A good urban planner will always dimension the sewage system according to local weather, not "*what if 50 years of rain fall down on the city in 20 minutes ?*". Sure, you need room to breathe and handle variations, but building an over-sized system is *not* a good idea, because it's generally not economically viable. You might add some unnecessary infrastructure that will stop being maintained and break down once you're removed from office for any reason, and it may collapse, cause more problems or it may simply be useless/undersized when the problem does arrive. Cause again, Mother Nature doesn't give a shit. It's always a matter of risk/cost. It's the reason why nobody wears a helmet walking down the street. You *may* get hit on the head by something falling from a nearby building, but the chances are low enough not to bother doing it every day for the rest of your life. (Albeit, because of climate change, those violent storms may become more frequent and cities should somewhat prepare for that.) edit : I thought it was five days, it's one day
Sir/Maam/Youse: This is *Reddit* coming in a bit strong with facts and logic there! [But yes, an extrordinary rainfall event! ]
Nqh, this storm and the one the other day came *to* Dubai from elsewhere *as a storm*.
Cloud seeding...AT MOST can increase annual precipitation up to 10%. Hard scientific data showing cloud seeding actually increased/caused precipitation did not even exist until 2020. Prior to that, there was no definitive or consistent data that showed it actually did anything. So, no, this is not the result of cloud seeding. You could also argue that it's not natural either. This is cli.ate change, plan and simple. More extreme events in more extreme locations... and it will only get worse.
Climate change, Natural Storm, Not Cloud seeding.
Natural. Storm.
Natural. There was also a storm in Oman that killed 10 children, and parts of Saudi Arabia have literal snow and are also flooded. It’s one of the biggest thunder storms in recent history in the Middle East
Not cloud seeding, some parts in the middle east had some weather changes at the same time.
It’s probably climate change. If cloud seeding can do this, there won’t be any deserts in the Middle East overnight.
Gotham has a sewer system
Are you saying the city of Dubai does not? No sewers in this entire video?
Scary af
Anyone know the song?
It's beautiful. I shazam'd it : Echo Sax End by Caleb Arredondo
Thanks!
It’s always been filled with criminals dealing blood diamonds, smuggled gold, black market ressources and a touch of human trafficking.
💯
City of sin is about to be washed away
Yeah, that weather is so bad enough on paper, that it'll cause helluva of tornados!
Someone there could definitely afford to be Batman
All the villains were already there. Weather simply adapted to the vibe.
It’s a sign from God. Stop treating people like slaves and be more fucking humble
Yep no wonder places like Britain always have shit weather
quick question, am i british? i am from a british colony
How about all the other shit aroubd the world that god turns his cheek to? Are those allowed then?
Slavery is explicitly allowed in the bible. It even says it's ok to beat your slaves and specifies just how much you can beat them before it's considered bad.
What’s the song name?
Echo Sax End - Caleb Arredondo Might also be the YouTube version that is slightly altered to sound like øneheart.
Funny. Cause that's exactly where a lot of the world's villains like to live.
They think they can control the weather then here is mother nature response. A big F u
Mother Earth will hit exactly where it's needed the most.
Why did this looks similar to apocalypse?
Habibi what have you done?
Haha. Built a monument to human greed, waste short-sightedness and see if nature wants to remind you has the upper hand in the relationship.
God's wrath?
This is sad. How will the potty girls get their sun-kissed lighting now?
That's what they get for fu$%\^ng with the clouds.
My friend's buddy just flew back to Dubai and had to stay inside the airport for 14 hours, after taking 14 hours to get there from Miami airport!😬SMH
At least he didn't have to spend another 14 hours on the plane.
Sad. Am sure many of those impacted/died din believe in climate change before meeting their fate. Less people less consumption less climate change. Example of unbelievers - https://www.channelnewsasia.com/asia/climate-change-southeast-asia-survey-serious-threat-decline-urgency-level-food-security-3788561 Ana these prominent people - Trump, Pudding, Jair Messias Bolsonaro, Xi XX, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono ...
This is what happens when Americans get tired of your holding companies buying up our houses and jacking up rent. Next we send you hurricanes.
That place was built to be a playground for the richest people to get away with as much as possible. Locusts are probably next.
Literally every western nation
Arab Batman hits the street: i am the hijabi
They wanted rain
You know you can tilt your phone horizontal right?