Dubai Rain Havoc: Know What Caused The Heavy Rainfall - Cloud Seeding Or Climate Change? | N18V

It’s rain hugely in Dubai. You know the climatic change, I don’t know. I am from 10 years here but it’s the first time I see in the history of UE how the rain come with too much. You know I saw in the morning in the news Kalis time that it’s break the record of 75 years that in the history of UE books this is the huge rain that it falls and they recorded it about 255 MMM millimeter you know and it’s destroy everything. You can see it’s affect the people especially the traffic system of the UE, mostly people, you know they lost car, you know they lost their transport services and we are facing a little difficulties. So typically my interesting for this region is that there’s really extended periods of dry spells and then this kind of irregular heavy rainfall and that this event was extremely rare. I think you received about a year’s worth of rain in the single storm system. So this particular storm seems to be a result of these kind of mesoscale, which is kind of an intermediate sized storm system that moved through the area. And with climate change, what we see a lot is that you expect increased intensity of storms like this of heavy heavy rainfall and increased conditions to form storms to even begin to think about precipitation. So in this case, it’s likely that the storm was kind of supercharged by climate change because there’s just more moisture available in the air for any storm system to then precipitate out. None. Take the smoothest on the Pakistan I. None.