"No Cloud Seeding This Time" UAE Explains Heaviest Rain On Record As Dubai Tackles Flood Aftermath

It was absolutely horrendous, it's the worst I've ever seen in Dubai and we've seen some bad storms in the past but

this

wasn't like anything else, it was like an alien invasion, the sky kept throwing thunder non-stop, almost non-stop, um. I have never seen so much

rain

in my entire life. From a historical point of view, it is the first

time

, that is, in approximately 57 years, that an amount of 24.8% of

rain

has been

record

ed in less than 24 hours. This amount of rain has been

record

ed in less than 24 hours. Typically,

this

type of amount is cumulative over two or three days, depending on what two or three days means for a specific case.

However, in less than 24 hours, the Khatm. The Shakha station, which belongs to the city of Al Ain, records this type of quantities, which was considered a historic climatic event according to the National Center of Meteorology in the interior. If it rains, I can tell you that the rain has something. What to do with that or something like that, I mean, if there is rain on two levels, we are rain in this case, I would have told you because rain definitely increases the amount of accumulated rain that reaches the ground, but because in this event. There were no rain operations carried out, they were all normal, and as I mentioned before, during this month of April there were some types of extreme cases.

It is normal, although it is the same, because a month in one's transition periods. grouping into another is possible, because climate change certainly has an impact, whether direct or indirect, but for us to keep in mind, the event occurred in the month of April as a habit. In the month of April, we expect some kind of events. because there will be rapid changes in pressure systems, leading to extreme weather conditions. Typically in this region you have very long periods of dry spells and then these kinds of regular heavy rains and this event. It was extremely rare, I think you got about a year's worth of rain in a single storm system, so this particular storm appears to be the result of this type of mesoscale, which is a sort of intermediate-sized storm system that moves across the area and with climate change what we see a lot of um is that greater intensity of storms like this is expected from heavy rains um and greater conditions to form storms to even begin to think about precipitation, so in this case it is likely that the storm has been supercharged by climate change because there is simply more moisture available in the air for any storm system to precipitate.