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In the year 2011, the former Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said: "They are stealing our rains." No one believed him.
How Were the UAE and Israel Stealing Jordan's, Iran's, and Syria's Rain?
The theory circulating to explain the increase in rainfall in Iran, especially after the recent war and the destruction that accompanied it of weather monitoring and observation centers in the UAE—which had been used in cloud seeding and rain-making operations in recent years—is a theory with a scientific basis that can be clearly understood.
But how?
How were the UAE and Israel stealing, yes, stealing Iran's rain?
The UAE began, in cooperation with Israel since the 1990s, to establish large-scale cloud rain-making programs.
For those who don't know, the rain-making or cloud seeding process is carried out by releasing condensation-stimulating materials inside clouds, such as silver iodide, sodium chloride, and sometimes potassium salts, via specialized aircraft or ground-based generators, so that the tiny water vapor droplets inside the cloud combine and turn into heavier droplets that fall as rain.
The reason is that many clouds pass over a certain area without raining there, because they haven't yet reached the stage of full water maturity, or because the heat in the lower layers prevents precipitation, or because the conditions for atmospheric uplift aren't complete yet. In other words, the cloud is rain-ready, but not yet.
The UAE, due to its location close to the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean, receives considerable amounts of seasonal clouds and humidity coming from the south and southeast. But the nature of the high heat and descending air in large parts of it causes many of these clouds to continue their movement eastward and northward. And when they reach Iran, especially the western and northwestern regions, they collide with elevated terrain like the Zagros Mountains, causing orographic uplift that drives them to precipitate more heavily.
But with the extensive rain-making operations carried out in the UAE, and similar programs implemented by Israel, a portion of the water load of these clouds was depleted before reaching their subsequent natural paths. The result is that vast areas in Iran, especially its west and northwest, entered into severe and unprecedented waves of drought.
The UAE, especially since 2010, greatly expanded its program and established modern monitoring networks including weather Doppler radars, ground measurement stations, and cloud movement tracking centers, in addition to operating dedicated aircraft for rapid response to passing clouds. This system wasn't just for observation, but for intercepting passing clouds and inducing rain from them before they completed their path toward Iran.
Israel was doing the same approach, which led to the theft of rains that were naturally heading toward Jordan and southern Syria, causing weakened precipitation in wide areas of both, and pushing large parts into repeated waves of drought.
And since early 2020, after the Abraham Accords, UAE-Israeli cooperation in sensing and monitoring technologies and cloud seeding accelerated, and rain-making programs expanded unprecedentedly, leading to the worsening of drought inside Iran, the theft of more rains from their natural paths, and contributing to the catastrophe of Lake Urmia, which has seen a sharp decline in recent years.
The UAE built no fewer than seven advanced cloud observation and targeting stations and centers, some relying on satellites and model data like ECMWF and GFS, which practically means possessing the capability to intercept clouds and empty them early. In other words, bluntly, stealing the rains before they reach the rightful owners of the natural path.
And after the current war, with the disruption or damage to some of the radar infrastructure and systems associated with these programs, both Syria, Jordan, and Iran have witnessed a clear increase in rainfall precipitation.
The UAE and Israel lost a large part of their ability to monitor clouds and seed them early, so many clouds are no longer depleted before crossing, and these countries have begun receiving anew the rains they were deprived of for years.
Therefore, anyone who tells you that what the Iranians say about their clouds being stolen by the UAE and Israel is just a myth is either lying to you or ignorant of the idea's basis. For depleting clouds before they reach their destination has a clear scientific foundation: the cloud that was emptied of its load over another land on its way to you will not arrive to you as it was, and will not rain upon you as it was supposed to.
The heavy rains that the region has witnessed and are still ongoing, despite entering the month when, in past years, the dams and lakes were nearly empty.. Is this just a climatic coincidence, or is there another explanation?!
Old Iranian narratives have recently resurfaced, which back in 2012 claimed that the UAE and Israel were tampering with the region's climate through techniques like cloud seeding, leading to damage in regional countries and preventing clouds from raining. This narrative has come back into the spotlight following Iran's strikes on facilities in Israel and the UAE, after which floods began, and dams, rivers, and lakes in the region suddenly filled up after a long drought.
On the other hand, there's another theory that suggests reducing or halting oil and gas production in the region has affected the weather. However, this theory doesn't hold up when compared to major oil-, gas-, and industrial-producing countries like the United States, China, and Russia, which are among the world's highest emitters of carbon dioxide, yet still experience regular rains and floods.
Climate engineering (for example, the spraying of fine particles at high altitude to influence the dispersion of sunlight rays, modify temperatures, and impact climate cycles) is a reality. It has been banned in several U.S. states and recognized by many scientists. It is no longer a "conspiracy theory" thesis.
Since the destruction of U.S. military bases in the Gulf and the halt of overflights of Iranian airspace by commercial airliners, rain and snow have returned in abundance to Iran after a decade of drought.
LAKE ZIMAR REAPPEARS in Mosul, Iraq 🇮🇶
This lake Disappeared from the map a couple of years ago and completely last summer!
Now, as the video shows, it has reappeared in an even more beautiful way, following the intense rains that have swept through the region post-War
View: https://x.com/jvnior/status/2047396144888574096?s=46&t=QPom08LshpQkexuINedA9Q
View: https://x.com/tariqtramboo/status/2047360446710362501?s=46&t=QPom08LshpQkexuINedA9Q
🌧️ In Turkey 🇹🇷, dams that have been issuing red alerts due to being full have started overflowing for about 15 years now.
- ⛅️ In Iran, 🇮🇷 dams that have been issuing red alerts due to being full have started overflowing for half a century.
-🌧️ In Iraq 🇮🇶, dams that have been issuing red alerts due to being full have started overflowing for a quarter of a century.
The Euphrates and Tigris rivers have begun to flood. And the lakes that were dry have filled up
This is what happened after Iran destroyed the rain observatory in the UAE
How Were the UAE and Israel Stealing Jordan's, Iran's, and Syria's Rain?
The theory circulating to explain the increase in rainfall in Iran, especially after the recent war and the destruction that accompanied it of weather monitoring and observation centers in the UAE—which had been used in cloud seeding and rain-making operations in recent years—is a theory with a scientific basis that can be clearly understood.
But how?
How were the UAE and Israel stealing, yes, stealing Iran's rain?
The UAE began, in cooperation with Israel since the 1990s, to establish large-scale cloud rain-making programs.
For those who don't know, the rain-making or cloud seeding process is carried out by releasing condensation-stimulating materials inside clouds, such as silver iodide, sodium chloride, and sometimes potassium salts, via specialized aircraft or ground-based generators, so that the tiny water vapor droplets inside the cloud combine and turn into heavier droplets that fall as rain.
The reason is that many clouds pass over a certain area without raining there, because they haven't yet reached the stage of full water maturity, or because the heat in the lower layers prevents precipitation, or because the conditions for atmospheric uplift aren't complete yet. In other words, the cloud is rain-ready, but not yet.
The UAE, due to its location close to the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean, receives considerable amounts of seasonal clouds and humidity coming from the south and southeast. But the nature of the high heat and descending air in large parts of it causes many of these clouds to continue their movement eastward and northward. And when they reach Iran, especially the western and northwestern regions, they collide with elevated terrain like the Zagros Mountains, causing orographic uplift that drives them to precipitate more heavily.
But with the extensive rain-making operations carried out in the UAE, and similar programs implemented by Israel, a portion of the water load of these clouds was depleted before reaching their subsequent natural paths. The result is that vast areas in Iran, especially its west and northwest, entered into severe and unprecedented waves of drought.
The UAE, especially since 2010, greatly expanded its program and established modern monitoring networks including weather Doppler radars, ground measurement stations, and cloud movement tracking centers, in addition to operating dedicated aircraft for rapid response to passing clouds. This system wasn't just for observation, but for intercepting passing clouds and inducing rain from them before they completed their path toward Iran.
Israel was doing the same approach, which led to the theft of rains that were naturally heading toward Jordan and southern Syria, causing weakened precipitation in wide areas of both, and pushing large parts into repeated waves of drought.
And since early 2020, after the Abraham Accords, UAE-Israeli cooperation in sensing and monitoring technologies and cloud seeding accelerated, and rain-making programs expanded unprecedentedly, leading to the worsening of drought inside Iran, the theft of more rains from their natural paths, and contributing to the catastrophe of Lake Urmia, which has seen a sharp decline in recent years.
The UAE built no fewer than seven advanced cloud observation and targeting stations and centers, some relying on satellites and model data like ECMWF and GFS, which practically means possessing the capability to intercept clouds and empty them early. In other words, bluntly, stealing the rains before they reach the rightful owners of the natural path.
And after the current war, with the disruption or damage to some of the radar infrastructure and systems associated with these programs, both Syria, Jordan, and Iran have witnessed a clear increase in rainfall precipitation.
The UAE and Israel lost a large part of their ability to monitor clouds and seed them early, so many clouds are no longer depleted before crossing, and these countries have begun receiving anew the rains they were deprived of for years.
Therefore, anyone who tells you that what the Iranians say about their clouds being stolen by the UAE and Israel is just a myth is either lying to you or ignorant of the idea's basis. For depleting clouds before they reach their destination has a clear scientific foundation: the cloud that was emptied of its load over another land on its way to you will not arrive to you as it was, and will not rain upon you as it was supposed to.
The heavy rains that the region has witnessed and are still ongoing, despite entering the month when, in past years, the dams and lakes were nearly empty.. Is this just a climatic coincidence, or is there another explanation?!
Old Iranian narratives have recently resurfaced, which back in 2012 claimed that the UAE and Israel were tampering with the region's climate through techniques like cloud seeding, leading to damage in regional countries and preventing clouds from raining. This narrative has come back into the spotlight following Iran's strikes on facilities in Israel and the UAE, after which floods began, and dams, rivers, and lakes in the region suddenly filled up after a long drought.
On the other hand, there's another theory that suggests reducing or halting oil and gas production in the region has affected the weather. However, this theory doesn't hold up when compared to major oil-, gas-, and industrial-producing countries like the United States, China, and Russia, which are among the world's highest emitters of carbon dioxide, yet still experience regular rains and floods.
Climate engineering (for example, the spraying of fine particles at high altitude to influence the dispersion of sunlight rays, modify temperatures, and impact climate cycles) is a reality. It has been banned in several U.S. states and recognized by many scientists. It is no longer a "conspiracy theory" thesis.
Since the destruction of U.S. military bases in the Gulf and the halt of overflights of Iranian airspace by commercial airliners, rain and snow have returned in abundance to Iran after a decade of drought.
LAKE ZIMAR REAPPEARS in Mosul, Iraq 🇮🇶
This lake Disappeared from the map a couple of years ago and completely last summer!
Now, as the video shows, it has reappeared in an even more beautiful way, following the intense rains that have swept through the region post-War
View: https://x.com/jvnior/status/2047396144888574096?s=46&t=QPom08LshpQkexuINedA9Q
View: https://x.com/tariqtramboo/status/2047360446710362501?s=46&t=QPom08LshpQkexuINedA9Q
🌧️ In Turkey 🇹🇷, dams that have been issuing red alerts due to being full have started overflowing for about 15 years now.
- ⛅️ In Iran, 🇮🇷 dams that have been issuing red alerts due to being full have started overflowing for half a century.
-🌧️ In Iraq 🇮🇶, dams that have been issuing red alerts due to being full have started overflowing for a quarter of a century.
The Euphrates and Tigris rivers have begun to flood. And the lakes that were dry have filled up
This is what happened after Iran destroyed the rain observatory in the UAE
