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Alloha Bakar. Rain in iran after 13 years and after all the gadgets iran destryod which altered weather in iran placed in the gulf countries.

syed putra said:
It is. More devastating and stealthy. Who knows, maybe the deserts will bloom in the gulf too.
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Xin Jiang / Gansu greenery booming after massive solar planar installation projects

 
this is what society should work hard and do, not fucking killing each other because some demented orange motherfucker says so
 
Low IQ people will believe anything and fall for bullshit propaganda
 
syed putra said:
It is. More devastating and stealthy. Who knows, maybe the deserts will bloom in the gulf too.
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**No, this is not true.** It's a **conspiracy theory** that's currently circulating heavily on social media (especially pro-Iran accounts on Threads, X, Instagram, etc.).
### What the post claims:
- Iran suffered **13 years of continuous drought**.
- The Iranian government has long accused the US and Israel of using **"weather weapons"** to cause it.
- After Iran "blew up massive US radar arrays" (during the recent conflict), it suddenly started raining heavily, refilling reservoirs.
- Therefore, the government was "right" all along.

### The facts:
1. **Iran has faced severe drought**, but **not 13 years without any rain**.
Iran has been experiencing a **multi-year severe drought** (roughly 5–6 years of particularly bad conditions as of 2025–2026), worsened by climate change, massive overuse of water for agriculture, poor water management, dam issues, and population growth. Rainfall has been significantly below average in recent years, especially in 2025. However, it has never been completely rain-free for 13 straight years.

2. **Recent rainfall is real**
There have been reports of significant rainfall and even late-April snowfall/flooding in parts of Iran in April 2026, which helped some reservoirs. This is welcome relief after a very dry period.

3. **The causal link is pure conspiracy**
There is **zero credible evidence** that the US or Israel used "weather weapons" or radar arrays to suppress rain in Iran.
Iran has been making similar accusations for many years (e.g., "cloud theft" or "rain stealing" by Israel/UAE since at least 2018). These claims are widely regarded as a way for the Iranian government to deflect blame from its own serious **water mismanagement** problems.

4. **"Weather weaponization" via radar**
Modern military radars (like the ones reportedly hit) do **not** control weather. Cloud seeding (which Iran itself uses) can have very limited local effects at best, but it cannot cause or prevent large-scale, long-term droughts across an entire country.

### Bottom line:
- The rain is real and good news for Iran.
- The timing being linked to the destruction of US radar arrays is **classic post-hoc conspiracy thinking** ("We did X, then Y happened, therefore X caused Y").
- Iran’s long-term water crisis is primarily caused by climate change + chronic mismanagement and over-extraction of water, not foreign weather weapons.

This narrative is popular right now because it fits a "resistance" storyline, but it has no scientific or factual basis.
---------- Source : Grok AI
 
Hightech88 said:
**No, this is not true.** It's a **conspiracy theory** that's currently circulating heavily on social media (especially pro-Iran accounts on Threads, X, Instagram, etc.).
### What the post claims:
- Iran suffered **13 years of continuous drought**.
- The Iranian government has long accused the US and Israel of using **"weather weapons"** to cause it.
- After Iran "blew up massive US radar arrays" (during the recent conflict), it suddenly started raining heavily, refilling reservoirs.
- Therefore, the government was "right" all along.

### The facts:
1. **Iran has faced severe drought**, but **not 13 years without any rain**.
Iran has been experiencing a **multi-year severe drought** (roughly 5–6 years of particularly bad conditions as of 2025–2026), worsened by climate change, massive overuse of water for agriculture, poor water management, dam issues, and population growth. Rainfall has been significantly below average in recent years, especially in 2025. However, it has never been completely rain-free for 13 straight years.

2. **Recent rainfall is real**
There have been reports of significant rainfall and even late-April snowfall/flooding in parts of Iran in April 2026, which helped some reservoirs. This is welcome relief after a very dry period.

3. **The causal link is pure conspiracy**
There is **zero credible evidence** that the US or Israel used "weather weapons" or radar arrays to suppress rain in Iran.
Iran has been making similar accusations for many years (e.g., "cloud theft" or "rain stealing" by Israel/UAE since at least 2018). These claims are widely regarded as a way for the Iranian government to deflect blame from its own serious **water mismanagement** problems.

4. **"Weather weaponization" via radar**
Modern military radars (like the ones reportedly hit) do **not** control weather. Cloud seeding (which Iran itself uses) can have very limited local effects at best, but it cannot cause or prevent large-scale, long-term droughts across an entire country.

### Bottom line:
- The rain is real and good news for Iran.
- The timing being linked to the destruction of US radar arrays is **classic post-hoc conspiracy thinking** ("We did X, then Y happened, therefore X caused Y").
- Iran’s long-term water crisis is primarily caused by climate change + chronic mismanagement and over-extraction of water, not foreign weather weapons.

This narrative is popular right now because it fits a "resistance" storyline, but it has no scientific or factual basis.
---------- Source : Grok AI
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Rain returns to iraq also after its two mighty rivers almost dried up.

 
syed putra said:
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**No, this is not true.** The video is spreading a **popular conspiracy theory**, not facts.

### What the video claims
The video (uploaded very recently) claims that:
- Iran suffered a long drought caused by US/Israeli "weather modification" technology.
- The US was using special **radar arrays** (including THAAD radars and early-warning radars in the Gulf) as "weather weapons" to block rain from reaching Iran.
- After Iran destroyed these radars during the recent conflict, heavy rainfall suddenly returned, proving the conspiracy.

It presents this as “breaking news” with dramatic music and selective clips.

### What actually happened

1. **Iran did have a serious drought**
Iran has faced several years of below-average rainfall, worsened by climate change, poor water management, over-extraction of groundwater, and population growth. This is real.

2. **There was recent rainfall in April 2026**
Parts of Iran did receive significant rain and even late-season snow in April 2026, which helped refill some reservoirs. This is also real and welcomed by many Iranians.

3. **The causal link is fake**
- Iran did strike and damage several **US military radar systems** (THAAD radars and early-warning radars) in countries like Jordan, UAE, Qatar, etc., during the March 2026 conflict. This is confirmed by satellite images and news reports.
- However, these are **military radars** used for detecting missiles, drones, and aircraft — **not** weather control devices.
- There is **zero credible scientific or military evidence** that these radars (or any similar systems) can control large-scale weather patterns or cause multi-year droughts across an entire country.

Modern technology cannot reliably create, steer, or suppress rain over vast areas like Iran. Cloud seeding (which Iran and the UAE both use) has only very limited, local effects and cannot cause or end a long-term national drought.

### Why this theory is spreading
- It fits a nice “resistance” narrative: “We struck back → the weather weapon was destroyed → rain returned.”
- Iran has been accusing Israel and the West of “cloud theft” or weather warfare for many years. This is a convenient way for the government to shift blame away from its own water mismanagement problems.
- Wartime propaganda on both sides loves simple cause-and-effect stories.

**Bottom line**:
The rain is real. The destroyed radars are real. But connecting the two as “US weather weapon destroyed = rain returns” is **classic conspiracy thinking** (post-hoc fallacy). It’s not supported by meteorology, science, or credible reporting.

This video is typical sensational clickbait designed to push a pro-Iran narrative.
---------- Source: Grok AI
 
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Heavy rains forecast across Saudi Arabia through week​

Rain is expected to begin affecting Mecca, Asir, Al Baha, Medina, and Qassim

Last updated: April 27, 2026 | 06:25
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Heavy rains, strong winds expected across Saudi Arabia this week.

Heavy rains, strong winds expected across Saudi Arabia this week.SPA
Saudi Arabia’s National Centre for Meteorology (NCM) has forecast continued rainfall of varying intensity across most regions of the Kingdom through Saturday, warning of potentially severe weather conditions.
The forecast, based on outputs from the Saudi numerical weather model, indicates that rainfall could be accompanied by winds reaching up to 60 km/h, hail, high waves along coastal areas and the risk of flash floods.

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Rain is expected to begin affecting Mecca, Asir, Al Baha, Medina, Qassim and the Northern Borders from Sunday evening, with the heaviest downpours forecast over Taif, areas near Hafr Al Batin in the Eastern Province, and regions between Medina and Qassim.
 
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