Cloud bursts

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Why cloud ☁️ burst happens
https://youtu.be/MKTrENWQvfc?si=59J37_iwWZzsSQxA

Gutter to duke lake to Ocean rivers and lakes

🌧️ What Is a Cloudburst?

A cloudburst is a sudden, very heavy rainfall in a short period of time — usually more than 100 mm (about 4 inches) of rain per hour — over a small area.
It often leads to flash floods, landslides, and damage in mountainous or hilly regions.

Olographic rain

Clumonimbus clouds

Duke canal is being used for floods
Silver iodide is used for rain (drought) 
Earthquakes is managed by carbon capture
Storms is managed by infrastructure of sponge cities

Vaccine that keeps u safe from ghrelin hormones
Droughts hormones keep throat dry

Drainage & sponge cities 
Pahar kat kr pani balance krna

🏗️ Urban Planning & Drainage Design:
Understanding cloudbursts helps cities design better drainage systems and flood control structures.


4. 🌾 Agricultural Research:
Helps in rainwater harvesting techniques and understanding extreme rainfall patterns for farming areas.


5. 📚 Scientific Research:
Cloudbursts give insight into climate change, atmospheric instability, and extreme weather behavior.

Rain
https://youtube.com/@amitsengupta01?si=XOemWzy2grHErYv-

Scaricity
https://youtube.com/shorts/ipAlPUbXlms?si=zKR7grsXUZqGlfi2

global warming
https://youtube.com/shorts/7R0fVy8hos0?si=sBAaKe4XDUft4CdO

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