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   Did Dubai flood?

   • AFP has debunked more false posts about the Dubai floods here. Record rains caused deadly flooding in the Middle East's financial centre Dubai in April 2024, but a clip of fierce winds destroying buildings did not show the disaster.

   Video game footage falsely shared as Dubai storm that caused deadly fl…

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   Did weather modification programs cause floods in Dubai?

   • Social media users are sharing a video of a truck speeding through Dubai while enveloped in clouds alongside claims that weather modification programs triggered the deadly floods that hit the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in April 2024.

   Video of 'cloud seeding' truck in Dubai is computer-generated

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   Which Dubai Metro stations have reopened after flooding?

   • Three Dubai Metro stations have reopened after being closed due to flooding last month, the Roads and Transport Authority announced. Trains are now operating as normal at Onpassive, Equiti and Mashreq stations on the Red Line. The stations have been out of service since the April 16 storm that affected vast areas of the UAE.

   Three Dubai Metro stations reopen after flood closures

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   Did cloud-seeding cause the Dubai floods?

   • In the hours after the floods hit, there was speculation that cloud-seeding - a technique used regularly by the UAE which sees aircraft fire salt flares into clouds to speed up condensation and induce rainfall - may have been partially responsible for the deluge.

   Cars are swept away and roads turned into rivers as Saudi Arabia is hit b…

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2. www.khaleejtimes.com › uae › uae-rains-12-yearsUAE rains: 12 years' worth of car insurance claims made ...

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   8 hours ago · If your policy covers flood damage, immediately notify your insurance company about the incident. Most companies have 24/7 helplines for such situations. Gather information.

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4. securityreviewmag.comWith the Rise of Extreme Floods, SAR Satellites are Becoming ...

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   8 hours ago · Written by Jamil Kawar, VP for Missions in the Middle East and North Africa for ICEYE Last month, the UAE experienced the heaviest rainfall in 75 years. The ensuing floods have been unlike anything in living memory, causing widespread disruption to the city and its citizens.

5. thearabianpost.com › gulf-nations-faceGulf Nations Face Weatherproofing Bill as Extreme Events ...

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   8 hours ago · Historically arid, the region has witnessed a rise in heavy rainfall and flooding, with each event incurring massive costs. Analysts estimate that a single flooding episode can drain national coffers by as much as $4. 7 billion. Dubai serves as a prime example.

6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › 2021_North_Indian_Ocean2021 North Indian Ocean cyclone season - Wikipedia

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   8 hours ago · In United Arab Emirates, the country experienced light rainfall in parts of Dubai, Al Ain and Ajman. Dust storms were also reported which reduced visibility. The remnant of Cyclone Shaheen caused heavy rainfall in Yemen and damaging historical sites. Reports of around 20 vehicles had been washed away by flash flooding.

   • • Maximum winds: 185 km/h (115 mph), (3-minute sustained)
   • Last system dissipated: December 6, 2021

   • First system formed: April 2, 2021
   • Name: Tauktae

7. www.telegraphindia.com › west-bengal › dubai-delugeExports | Dubai deluge drowns Bengal’s paan farmers: Exports ...

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   8 hours ago · In mid-April, the UAE received its highest rainfall in 75 years, with the flooding mainly affecting Dubai, Sharjah and the northern emirates. The Dubai International Airport witnessed 1,244 flight cancellations in just two days.

8. www.news4jax.com › news › worldMourners begin days of funerals for Iran's president and ...

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   8 hours ago · 2 river flood warnings in effect for 4 counties in the area. ... DUBAI – Mourners in black began gathering Tuesday for days of funerals and processions for Iran's late president, ...

9. www.zawya.com › en › lifeUAE: Seeing a lot of dragonflies in your area? Why these ...

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   8 hours ago · This transformed the UAE's landscapes into lush green areas and led to significant water accumulation, a breeding ground for mosquitoes. Speaking to Khaleej Times, conservationist Sean said, "Dragonflies are predatory and feed on other insects, including mosquitoes. The ponds and pans created by the recent rains have allowed mosquitoes to breed ...