It happened and passed a few days ago. Both Oman and UAE had seen unusual amounts of rain, something like what normally happens over two years happened in two days.
The word is that it is going to rain again in the next days but it won't be as horrible.
it's a new cloud seeding technology that uses electricity
the ironic thing is that with all that is known about the sun sending electrons into our atmosphere, it suggests that the cloud forming and precipitation patterns are CONTROLLED BY THE SUN via the electrons it pumps into the ionosphere
really, this is the beginning of the end of the CO2 AGW narrative
apparently this technology works remarkably well, but massive flood disaster in 3... 2... 1...
I'm not sure about the wind though. It wasn't just the rain. I lived in the area for 2 decades before 2013 and now I'm back, I haven't seen such strong wind and obviously rain in my life.
electrostatic forces cause clouds and dust to stick together and aggregate into a big clump and be liable to precipitate
this by itself is going to change the motion of the atmosphere, the drops and dust moving together pushes the air away
it essentially will induce a cloud front which is exactly one of the things that causes wind during storms, a sharp difference between air pressure in the cloudy, wet area and the dry, de-dustified area
if you have ever used an air ioniser and tried making an earthing mat to catch the dust, you'll see that the dust is pulled towards the earthed metal surface, because this allows it to discharge its energy
the same electrostatically driven motion will cause a big enough differential to induce air to move violently
thermoclines are not the only force affecting droplets of water and dust in the atmosphere... electrostatic charges are definitely involved and why the most common form of lightning emanates from storm clouds
they are negatively charged
there are other types of lightning, like ball lightning and the Cosmic Thunderbolt (which is an extremely rare phenomenon), but storms, wind and lightning go together like peaches and cream... there is a connection between them all:
solar driving via electrons coming through the ionosphere when there is a moderate mass ejection nearby, the electrons are pushed down and clump the water and dust and create a cloud front and then wind and tada
i lived in australia, i'm used to intense storms... we have them also here at certain times in madeira and they coincided with some strong CMEs - i've been keeping an eye on that lately
