Thursday December 26th 2013

Have scientists discovered how to create downpours in the desert?

Mail Online
January 3, 2011

While the country's weather experts predicted no clouds or rain in the Al Ain region, rain fell on FIFTY-TWO occasions.

For centuries people living in the Middle East have dreamed of turning the sandy desert into land fit for growing crops with fresh water on tap.

Now that holy grail is a step closer after scientists employed by the ruler of Abu Dhabi claim to have generated a series of downpours.

Fifty rainstorms were created last year in the state’s eastern Al Ain region using technology designed to control the weather.

Most of the storms were at the height of the summer in July and August when there is no rain at all.

People living in Abu Dhabi were baffled by the rainfall which sometimes turned into hail and included gales and lightening.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1343470/Have-scientists-discovered-create-downpours-desert.html#ixzz1A0juc7BC

One Comment for “Have scientists discovered how to create downpours in the desert?”

  • Lanny says:

    Oh, and those who have the technology to do this wouldn’t use it for domestic or geopolitical operations, now, would they?


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