July 28, 2022

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES : UAE's National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) Issued A Weather Alert Due To Cloud Seeding Where They Manipulate The Weather. Extreme Flash Floods Hit Several Cities.

REMEMBER THIS INFORMATION for the next time some Climate Change person tells you that the climate, the weather cannot be controlled. (emphasis mine)
FOX 13 Tampa Bay published : Dubai artificially creating rainstorms with drones and electricity. Dubai is making it rain in a sweltering desert by zapping clouds with electricity using drones. A similar process has actually been going on for decades by using aircraft, cannons, and now drones to push silver iodide up into the atmosphere to heat clouds and make them rain-producing. Silver iodide has the same crystalized structure as ice, but it could be dangerous to aquatic life. So in Dubai, theytook a fleet of drones into cloud cover to use electricity, instead of silver iodide, to heat the clouds. FOX 13 Meteorologist Dave Osterberg explains what's happening and what's next.
Dubai does this TO CREATE RAIN. (emphasis mine)
Neo published :How Cloud Seeding Is Used to Make It Rain.

When the Opening Ceremony for the 2008 Summer Olympics was kicking off the sky was totally clear of clouds. This might not have been just a coincidence. Starting From 4 hours before the show began until late at night, any clouds near the city limits of Beijing were shot down using rockets and chemicals. In this video we explore how this is possible and where Cloud Seeding is used.
China did this TO PREVENT RAIN. (emphasis mine)
Bloomberg News
written by Verity Ratcliffe
Thursday July 28, 2022

The Port of Fujairah reopened after extreme weather conditions shuttered the port overnight, though oil operations remain disrupted with some berths still out of service,

All of the oil berths at Oil Terminal 1 were reopened but some of the berths at Oil Terminal 2 were still shut by late-afternoon Thursday, Khalil Ibrahim, deputy general manager at the port, said by phone. The United Arab Emirates port closed Wednesday evening as a precaution because of an “exceptional” weather event, he said.

Abu Dhabi National Co. halted operations at its terminal in Fujairah, shifting oil lifting to Jebel Dhanna, a company spokesman said in a message. Argus Media earlier reported that GPS Chemoil LLC, which operates terminals and bunkering at Fujairah, declared force majeure at its oil storage facilities.

Fujairah is the world’s second-largest refueling port for ships and a major hub for crude and oil products storage. The emirate very rarely experiences excessive rainfall -- particularly in the summer months.

The excessive rainfall wasn’t caused by cloud seeding, the commonly-used practice in the UAE of spraying particles from planes into clouds to trigger rainfall, said a NCM press officer.
The globalist media has no shame lying to their readers. NCM didn't deny it. They literally not figuratively control the weather in the UAE. (emphasis mine)
A total of 3,897 people in the area have been sheltered and 870 people rescued, said Ministry of Interior spokesman Ali Salem Al Tunaiji at a briefing on Thursday.
Topik Viral published July 28, 2022: UAE Disappears Instantly! Huge Flash Flood hit Sharjah. The Whole City Is Filled With Water Sharjah was hit by flash floods for a second day with drivers in the emirate battling challenging road conditions. Large pools of standing water formed on roads in Khor Fakkan on Wednesday after similar scenes the previous day. The East Coast enclave has been lashed by torrential rain during unsettled weather affecting much of the country.

Gulf News
written by Falah Gulzar, Assistant Social Media Editor
Sunday July 17, 2022

Dubai: If you are heading out, be prepared for a hot and humid Sunday with rainfall in some parts of the UAE.

According to the National Center of Meteorology (NCM), skies across the UAE are looking sunny to partly cloudy, with some clouds associated with rain over the eastern and southern region by the afternoon, such as in Fujairah and Abu Dhabi.

The NCM issued yellow and amber alerts due to the cloud formation.

The NCM usually conducts cloud seeding when convective clouds are monitored, to maximise rainfall in the region.

Strong winds are expected to repeatedly blow, at a speed of 15 –25 km/h, reaching up to 40 km/h at times

The winds are expected to blow dust and sand into the air, especially during the day, reducing horizontal visibility.

Drivers should be careful on the road as the dust hinders visibility. Those who suffer from allergies should also take precautions when going outside.

The maximum humidity is expected to reach 80 per cent.

Temperatures are expected to be hot. On average temperatures are expected to be in the mid 30s with maximum temperatures hitting 48°C.

Dubai is currently at 30°C with mostly sunny skies.

Additionally, you might want to rethink your plans if you were planning to go to the beach as the sea is expected to be slightly rough.

Viral Time published July 28, 2022: Apocalypse in Dubai UEA, Major Floods Hit United Arab Emirates Today. Apocalypse in Dubai UEA, Major Floods Hit United Arab Emirates Today Torrential rains have flooded the most affected emirates of Sharjah, Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah. Residents' videos show vehicles almost completely submerged in floods on the roads of the northern emirate this location. Video shared by the UAE’s Ministry of Interior on social media shows dramatic footage as government rescuers helped members of an expatriate family into safety from the flooded Al-Shees in Khor Fakkan area of Sharjah.

UAE Moments, local
written by UAEMoments team
Monday July 25, 2022

The UAE's National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) has issued a weather alert with more rain and strong winds forecast for the next few days.

They took to their official social media channels to post video footage of rainfall recorded in parts of Fujairah and Sharjah.

The UAE weather bureau NCM confirmed that the change in weather is due to cloud seeding across the region.

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