Almost 3 in. of rain in 1 night in Phoenix! Broke record since 1933!

[Geremia]

The whole Phoenix area has flooded due to almost 3 in. of rain in one night, breaking a record since 1933!
http://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/phoenix/2014/09/08/phoenix-flooding-monsoon-monday-abrk/15272279/




My theory is that cloud-seeding (chemtrails) caused it. I've seen them in Phoenix and seen videos online of them there. Cloud-seeding for causing clouds to rain is established science.

[Kaesekopf]

Those are crazy pictures.

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[Geremia]

Check out this time lapse of the dust storm prior to the flood:
http://archive.azcentral.com/video/3771280137001

[tmw89]

Cloud-seeding for causing clouds to rain is established science.

Any resources an interested but hitherto unacquainted party should check out?

[Geremia]

Cloud-seeding for causing clouds to rain is established science.

Any resources an interested but hitherto unacquainted party should check out?

Here's a summary of an original patent on cloud-seeding:

Weather modification method for causing rainfall from warm cloud, involves dispersing endothermic hygroscopic chemicals into top and base of cloud for initiating rainfall from warm clouds

Patent Number(s): ~EP1491088-A1 ; ~EP1491088-B1 ; DE60301876-E ; ES2247470-T3 ; DE60301876-T2 ; US2005056705-A1

Inventor(s):   ADULYADEJ B, BHUMIBOL

Patent Assignee Name(s) and Code(s):  ADULYADEJ B(ADUL-Individual) HIS MAJESTY KING BHUMIBOL ADULYADEJ THAILAND (HISM-Non-standard) HIS MAJESTY KING BHUMIBOL ADULYADEJ THAI (HISM-Non-standard) HIS MAJESTY KING BHUMIBOL ADULYADEJ THAI (HISM-Non-standard) KING BHUMIBOL ADULYADEJ OF THAILAND (KING-Non-standard)

Derwent Primary Accession Number: 2005-050289 [71]

Patents Cited by Examiner: 21

Abstract: NOVELTY - The method involves dispersing condensation nuclei of hygroscopic chemicals into a volume of air to activate cloud formation and enrich newborn cloud. Exothermic-hygroscopic chemicals are dispersed above a cloud base for promoting raindrop formation and building up of cloud volume. Endothermic hygroscopic chemicals are simultaneously dispersed into top and base of the cloud for initiating rainfall from warm clouds. USE - Used for modifying weather using royal rainmaking technology for causing rainfall from warm cloud (claimed) onto a target area such as catchment area of a water reservoir or onto a valley located between hills and mountains. ADVANTAGE - The method overcomes the natural disaster by developing a most cost-effective way to move a huge amount of water from place to place. The method enables the transportation of water in form of clouds, thus preventing flood and drought. DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The drawing shows a flow diagram illustrating overall steps in operation of royal rainmaking technology.

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Drawing:

International Patent Classification:   A01G-015/00; E01H-013/00

Here's the European patent full-text: https://www.google.com/patents/EP2277371A1
And the US patent: https://www.google.com/patents/US20050056705

[Sbyvl36]

The whole Phoenix area has flooded due to almost 3 in. of rain in one night, breaking a record since 1933!
http://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/phoenix/2014/09/08/phoenix-flooding-monsoon-monday-abrk/15272279/




My theory is that cloud-seeding (chemtrails) caused it. I've seen them in Phoenix and seen videos online of them there. Cloud-seeding for causing clouds to rain is established science.

I'm no scientist, but that doesn't look like three inches.

[Geremia]

I'm no scientist, but that doesn't look like three inches.

The average was 3 in. Some areas got up to 6 in.! And of course, water flows down into gulleys, making those depths even more than 6 in.

[Sbyvl36]

I'm no scientist, but that doesn't look like three inches.

The average was 3 in. Some areas got up to 6 in.! And of course, water flows down into gulleys, making those depths even more than 6 in.

At least you got a free car wash.

[LausTibiChriste]

3in. of rain in a night? or what the Pacific Northwest calls...just another night

[Geremia]

3in. of rain in a night? or what the Pacific Northwest calls...just another night

No, they rarely get an inch. When it rains in Arizona, it doesn't drizzle; the drops are massive.

[LausTibiChriste]

3in. of rain in a night? or what the Pacific Northwest calls...just another night

No, they rarely get an inch. When it rains in Arizona, it doesn't drizzle; the drops are massive.

Well I live at the bottom of a mountain and get 20% more rain than the airport that's maybe 20km away, so my experience may be skewed, but an inch of rain in a night is nothing.

[red solo cup]

It being Phoenix, does anyone make arrangements to collect and save that water?

[Bernadette]

I saw this on the news. Scary. 

[Dom Passerini]

The storm woke me at 3am.  Not sure when it started.  It was still going when I left the house to take the kids to school at 7:30.  Usually it rains for like 10 minutes.  About 3 minutes away from the house I got an auto-generated call from the school saying that it was cancelled for the day.  Thank goodness!  All of the retention basins in the neighborhood were overflowing (I have never seen this before!).  NPR reported that while the infrastructure for handling floods is quite modern in Phoenix, it's designed to handle "once in a century" storms, but that this storm was more like "once in 500 years"...They also reported that at least two people were killed in floods

[Geremia]

They also reported that at least two people were killed in floods

Drowned?