Two days of heavy rainfall hits Sahara desert

[@DhimmiSausageStarmer]

I was working in the Libyan part of the Saharan desert in 1995 and it rained throughout October and November. The following spring, the desert bloomed, albeit briefly, with a green carpet and an abundance of purple flowers.

[@mesajongte]

That would look heavenly.

[@57lsuarez]

Fantastic!!

[@mweskamppp]

I worked there too. But only app 250km from the mediterranean sea. south of Ajdabiya. In some years there was some strong rain for few days. And the desert turned green. About 500 camels came for that. Usually the rain came in January, February.

[@infj5196]

Praises be to Allah the Lord of the worlds.

[@DustUp90]

​@@infj5196 😂

[@magesalmanac6424]

You must terraform the land so there is NO water run off. Build half moons, or a series of pots to catch the rain. Let it soak in and not be carried away!

[@mweskamppp]

There was a farmer in Burkina Faso who invented a better way of farming. He planted trees with a certain method. Termites made tunnels so the water could go into the ground. He also put rows of stones to keep the water a bit longer at a place. The result was a 30 hectar forest with some of his acres for crops and vegetables within, protected from sandstorms. You would think the trees evaporate all the water but they are trees from the area that dont evaporate much and the ground water table under his forest is 5! meter higher than in the arid area around. People come from other countries to learn. In Niger especially the method is quite successful. He died in 2023. Yacouba Sawadogo.

[@nicholaslee722]

Don't think half moons will work over there. Wind-swept sand has rounded edges, so it cannot hold water for very long. Even using simple methods like half moons requires outside material to be brought in, just to enable it to hold water. Ends up being excessively resource intensive. This is also why half moons are used in Sahel region and not in Sahara.

[@FutureRobinHood]

It's sand you dingus, it'll always have runoffs because of the drainage

[@intheshell35ify]

​@@nicholaslee722 thoughtful comment. 👍

[@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns]

Sand (equals high drainage) plus constant heat (equals high evaporation). The Sahara is the size of Canada (2nd largest country in the world), and its name literally means 'desert'. You can't turn it into the Mississippi Basin.

[@RifqiYT89]

African humid period is almost here. It'd be so cool to experience the changes in the desert.

[@DustUp90]

Yeah but the Sahara desert is the one nourishing the Mediterranean and the the tropical areas of central America through the fertile rains caused by its dust, losing the desert can cause dramatic changes on the entire ecosystem

[@nayzak9791]

​@@DustUp90well that's the cycle of earth so

[@DustUp90]

@@nayzak9791 climate on earth is not cyclic

[@WestOfEarth]

The natural greening of the Sahara isn't due to start for another 10,000 years. Where half-way between that 21,000 year cycle. If it is happening now, 10,000 years early, that is extremely abnormal.

[@gdiwolverinemale4th]

@@DustUp90 Try to explain to us the glacial periods then

[@SacredDreamer]

Wonderous. All those seeds just waiting for the water 💓

[@spldrttn11]

How is it a climate crisis when there were lakes there before?? Sounds more like a natural cycle the earth goes through.

[@seyamrahman6722]

the problem is the cycle is going faster than its supposed to.

[@janwikon]

​@@seyamrahman6722 I'm genuinely curious if it matters that it goes faster/slower than its supposed to. What does it even mean for the cycle to go faster and by how much? And if it is really going faster, why should I be worried about it? Sure, anyone can refer to a global effect of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, or ecological disasters like CFCs, but with every estimated doomsday coming and going, I find that we're still here. Lemme know what you think. I believe that the world has gone through much more devastating cataclysm and have returned to normal than small percentage changes in average CO2 concentration in the air.

[@SundayCookingRemix]

Exactly

[@Box_to_xob]

The question I keep asking

[@FingersKungfu]

Don’t disguise your climate-change denial but saying something non-sense. Climate change and its impending crises are real.

[@charlessudom288]

So it's Climate Crisis now, not climate change? These rains have been recorded 30-50 years ago so what was the explanation then?

[@gentlefieldtheorynerd853]

and before that rebranding, it was "global warming" and before that it was branded "Greenhouse effect", before that = "hole in ozone layer" "Crisis is the rallying cry of the Tyrant" ~ James Madison [Father of the US Constitution]

[@gdiwolverinemale4th]

Lack of funding for the Ponzi scheme

[@superpacocaalado7215]

The Sahara turning green again would be one of the best things that could possibly happen to all of humanity, a was new area that could be turned into forests over the decades, new cities, access to resources, land for people to migrate to, etc...

[@lusians3]

Ironical for that to happen Earth must become warmer xD

[@nas6587]

I agree with you

[@familyforonehumanity5630]

It could be disaster

[@davidg8104]

This is actually going to cause a lot of natural disasters. Also, believe it or not, the Amazon jungle is going to be inversely affected getting dryer over the years, and a lot of communities in Central and South Africa are going to be negatively affected and it can take people decades to adapt an infrastructure for a new environment like this one.

[@WaningGibbous]

And ruin that area too...humans suck.

[@nisrinekasmi286]

I thought i will be eatching a video of the sahara of middle east but then it was a video of my home country! ❤

[@Magicallstore]

Sahara desert is the only one has the Arabic name in English other deserts they have a specific name in english other than Sahara

[@alfredingram1280]

Abu Huraira reported Allah's Messenger (way peace be upon him) as saying: The Last Hour will not come before wealth becomes abundant and overflowing, so much so that a man takes Zakat out of his property and cannot find anyone to accept it from him and till the land of Arabia reverts to meadows and rivers. Sahih Muslim: 157c

[@SpinozicTroll]

Better do Zakat and lots of Sadaqah Jarriah!!!

[@Pale_Kingg]

One of the many prophesies of Prophet Mohammed PBUH.

[@Checkmate025]

" man takes Zakat out of his property and cannot find anyone" we are not even remotly close to that. All in the Arab world poverty is rife (I admit, its caused by inept rulers).

[@pinkfluffin]

prophet mohammed was a pedophile

[@Nowhere-from]

This is the 21st century and you are still talking like in ancient times. Nothing from your text is understandable!! It only makes sense in times long gone! This is why you all are still 3rd world countries! Quit the legends and face reality with science and engineering as normal nations do.

[@alfredingram1280]

SubhanAllah

[@xijinpooh8210]

🤣🤣🤣alosnackbar

[@soukainalaoui]

@@xijinpooh8210go chew on your cow

[@muzamilraza49]

​@@xijinpooh8210 I feel bad for your mother for giving birth to a cretin like you😢

[@sohaila6086]

lol

[@chestersabajo5527]

☸

[@mck5549]

This is not a climate crisis. This is the cycle of this place

[@LifeAndAllThatMatters]

I will make rivers flow on barren heights, and springs within the valleys. I will turn the desert into pools of water, and the parched ground into springs. I will put in the desert the cedar and the acacia, the myrtle and the olive. I will set junipers in the wasteland, the fir and the cypress together, so that people may see and know, may consider and understand, that the hand of the Lord has done this, that the Holy One of Israel has created it. Isaiah 41:18‭-‬20 NIV

[@code2700]

What is the crisis here??? Desert turning to liveable space???

[@lillidaisyASMR]

I think it has a more symbolic meaning

[@SpinozicTroll]

Actually you make an excellent point

[@flinch622]

Trained by UK journalists I expect. Let the desert bloom.

[@billnyedarussianspy1921]

did you miss half the video where it speaks of flooding's that killed people ?

[@Bushmaster17]

In Islamic eschatology, it is stated that the dessert will 'once again' turn green near the end of time

[@martingoodef811]

Well if climate change is causing rain to come back to the deserts, this is a good thing

[@applasamysubbharao2578]

Blessing. Amen Amin❤

[@JohnCarlson-vw6vx]

You gotta love geoengineering!

[@gentlefieldtheorynerd853]

those planes flying twice the height of passenger jets..... criss crossing our skies day in day out, i'm almost 60, my local area has never had so much standing water, areas i played in 50 years ago now under water

[@62artmark]

They need to be proactive and invest in retention and management of this precious resource

[@stonew1927]

I traveled to Morocco last year and visited Merzuga on the edge of the Sahara Desert. Near there there used to be lake populated by many birds, including flamingos, I was told. It had vanished several years before. I hope the rains have replenished the lake and provided more verdant habitat for the fauna in the region. It's a harsh environment . . .

[@autorefresher1]

I thought the thumbnail was some sort of raisin cake dessert

[@shavezaliali11]

Signs of judgment day

[@MirMdNasif]

Source?

[@Islamisthecultofsin]

Nope. Just a rain storm.

[@MonicaSĪGÑofJõñãhYUNIS]

​@@MirMdNasifIslamic End Time's prophecies

[@khairaneekammal2098]

Na..just a man-made weather manipulation

[@puravidadew7031]

Don’t show the world what a fool you are.

[@Christopopper]

I love how's it fact check as climate change. But we know serval countries have successful rain seeding programs.

[@berrylovespice]

is not climate change is weather pattern shift. the amount of rainfall wont change but where it rain will shift. rain seeding is only possible if there is a raincloud it wont affect weather pattern shift. only affect on local region since scale is just to small to even affect on global scale. plants more tree and rebuild underground water level is the key to prevent weather pattern change but no countries is doing it since their is no profit as this process need to be done continues for hundred of years to revert the damage. unless you from a desert and want to revert the land to grow crop for your generations. the western countries wont bother with this. they dont even properly teach people what is actually going on with weather. climate only exist for few hundred years. and it will shift the rainfall to else where as weather pattern shift. climate change is all natural process. sahara was a green and lush land over 1 millennia. west only start to worry since this shift will make their land less fertile and they cant do anything about it instead of revert the change to grow more tree and reverse ground water level. they bring more people else where and deforest more for land to grow more crops and build more cities that empty the ground water level. and go to war on the middle east to take their land since they know there will be more fertile in the future. they are too greedy you cant have everything. more land more people and more wealth is not possible to have everything. all they are done is doing a good job to shorten their cilivazation life expectancy.

[@FFeeLiT]

Prepare for the day of judgement

[@Ufu4847]

Isn’t the Amazon Rainforest being affected as well? I heard they’re having droughts.

[@volkerengels5298]

The WHOLE world 2024 has had a whole lot of drought and floods.... The collection is impressing.

[@imadewalahi2163]

Yes the amazon rainforest would turn into a desert while the sahara will (go back ) to being a forest but it will take a cpuple thousands of years😅

[@Nooralam-ox5mm]

The end is near.

[@meerosman9696]

For some, a new beginning

[@xijinpooh8210]

Stop reading old books.

[@Nooralam-ox5mm]

@@xijinpooh8210 Old books are bible,torah,talmud. The latest Holy book is Al-Quran that is nominated by Allah.

[@jeevansanjeev7699]

Do you mean to say that the end of the Muslim people is near ?

[@boblatkey7160]

Yeah, people been saying that for about 400 years now. It is so incredibly dumb.

[@rogerharacz5790]

Wasn't the Sahara filled with vegetation and green at on time,has the earths cycle shifted to it becoming green 💚 again? Maybe?

[@GeistInTheMachine]

We are at the End.

[@AlishbaHussain-i5h]

Ik ya allah

[@peetsnort]

The beginning of the resurgence. I have a fossil tree that came out of Northern Sudan that proves it was forested

[@xijinpooh8210]

Who told you that? The old guy who married 9 year old?

[@noyonsan]

@@xijinpooh8210 you know nothing but hate

[@max30888]

@@xijinpooh8210 Indian bot 😅 Smell expose you know 🐏🐮

[@mweskamppp]

There was an event called a "one in a hundred years rain". That happens. Some say in the next few decades there will be more of those events in marocco and other sahara countries. The Sahel zone might move to the north for a hundred or two hundred kilometers. It might also be a problem for the people who dont know for they need to adapt to a change and in what direction. What things will work in the future. Can they survive with occasional heavy flooding and long dry periods with the methods and farming they do now? Changes are always a challenge especially the fast ones.

[@skyw4278]

the amoc is shutting down. Look for Yale university study to tell you more.

[@SB-qm5wg]

I bet the isolated pockets of desert crocodiles (a real thing) are thrilled 🐊

[@ChristianBillionaireKanye]

Lhamdoulilah, God has answered our calls as people in the far South of Morocco and in the Moroccan Sahara have been suffering from a significant lack of rain throughout the last 6-7 years, and that has led to a near drought situation. This rainy wave and weather change sure means a lot to us, it will revive the agricultural sector in so many fertile Southern landscapes, offering new working opportunities and a source of living for the modest farmer who has been enduring hardship after hardship! This providence from God will directly impact the economy and social conditions, as people have been seriously affected by the drought, the war situation, and inflation!! El hamdoulilah and we pray for more blessings!

[@fahedal-ajmi4015]

عودة الأمطار وانتهاء الجفاف مؤشر خير وبركة إن شاء الله.

[@ThabaniTBowseHadebe0909]

Inshallah

[@sarita5572]

It's CLOUD SEEDING!

[@mho...]

no, its a sighn for nature doing its thing! no imaginary skywizard "did this" !

[@asmahabuhassan]

Mashaallah

[@jeremyr7147]

Climate change what a clown that lady! 50 years ago same thing happened, get a clue.

[@amazigh_304]

الحمد لله رب العالمين ياربي ترحمنا

[@sallygomez8799]

I have never in my life seen lakes in the Sahara or even water for that matter.

[@johnrozs]

This is not a crisis but a godsend 😊

[@berrylovespice]

well said is not easy to come to this god gave them warnings but they keep their eye shut and all they see is greed.

[@BigDogPCustom]

The Glory of Zion Isaiah 35: 1The wilderness and the land will be glad; the desert will rejoice and blossom like a rose. 2 It will bloom profusely and rejoice with joy and singing. The glory of Lebanon will be given to it, the splendor of Carmel and Sharon. They will see the glory of the Lord, the splendor of our God.

[@sirchago5489]

Isaiah 41:18 (KJV) I will open rivers in high places, and fountains in the midst of the valleys: I will make the wilderness a pool of water, and the dry land springs of water.

[@brentevje5939]

Shut up about global warming

[@berrylovespice]

toxic word invent by the west propaganda. they ignore the historic geography evidence. this is natural part of weather shift pattern. sahara was a grassland it dissappeared over a millenia ago. but that doesnt mean it wont come back

[@SchizoidLarsonist85]

Castor Seed oil production is possible now.

[@glennstone178]

OMG, rain in the desert? What shall we do? I know, build a luxury resort. Water rides, swimming pools, sandy beaches. Beautiful.

[@harirajrajagopal4435]

The power of NATURE

[@chaunceydean1287]

God is good all the time and all the time God is good

[@legitbeans9078]

Aloha snackbar

[@sladjanab]

Playing with climate, cloud seeding - UK, USA....But in a bigger picture climate changes are normal. Look Milankovich cycles

[@luciatheron1621]

China etc...

[@soukainalaoui]

Has nothing to do with climate change lol😂

[@sladjanab]

@@soukainalaoui has nothing to do with climate change as some Gov wants us to think, like from the wood stove or cows emmiting gasses that couse climate to change 🤭 Not from their weather mannipulation, jets, nukes etc

[@soukainalaoui]

@@sladjanab lies lies lies

[@sladjanab]

@@soukainalaouiok, type cloud seeding in youtube. Type experimenting with tornados, type on Google if you think I am lieing 😅

[@tarha-bp7tz]

CAN YOU SAVE THE WATER IN THE DESERT? Don’t let be wasted… !

[@berrylovespice]

dont worry very few will be evaporate since this is begin a shift in weather pattern more rain will pour and they will be collected into ground water. once that is done the green and lush land will return. people fail to know grow tree will slow down clmate change. but stop the change ground water level need to be reversed. so tree will naturally grow back and forest return. what people can help is speed up the process. but mother nature has the last trick to heal the ecosystem that is weather pattern shift to rebuild a ecosystem else where like sahara for example. is always human duty to keep the balance of ecosystem. but they fail to do this even fail to acknowledge this. so is upto the force of mother nature to reverse this sadly. as sahara gets more rain Mediterranean will be more dry up rain pattern already shift southward is impossible to reverse that. since is already too late about 60 year too late.

[@PantherPatient]

Alhamdulillah ✅

[@ryanharlan1948]

The desert shall bloom again

[@lucybecker8]

Slow the water down ( check dams, swales , other permaculture design tactics), spread it out, let it sink into the ground. Recharge the ground water. Your lakes and streams will come back and stay.With that hard surface, they might need mulch, so collect that debris that comes with the flood. Permaculture will solve your drought and flood problems both.

[@berrylovespice]

they all collect into ground water. why worry more rain will pour. if this keep for 20 year over 300mm fall per year a green lush grassland will return. for a Millenia sahara gets less than 20mm per year way too low to sustain life. minimum is 300mm per year. this one rain brought over 100mm in 24 hour.

[@coleengoodell7523]

May God have mercy on the merciful.

[@Darkmatter321]

Happy

[@JashimUddin-bu4el]

Earth is an active planet and it changes course so often though it's a long time for us humans to observe those phenomenon. It was an ice ball just 17000 years ago.

[@endoferagoat2393]

Earth can’t change itself and it cannot act without the the order of its creator. Your nonsense Mother Nature and big bang theory are all atheistic imaginations

[@meriamquinto-p5v]

Thank you Lordr

[@stdanisan]

Climate change is normal, 😂😂😂😂😄😄😄😄

[@berrylovespice]

climate change is what west lies. this is called weather pattern shift. it occurs when the ecosystem is off balance this is mother nature way to rebalance the ecosystem. west want to keep their climate so they always has the most fertile land for more crops. but is not going happen if their is less rain. they thought have more food and people will gain more wealth but think again. without water their is no prosperity without people their is no wealth. greed can only gave your so much since is only a desire nothing more than that. dream will end and time to face the reality

[@mrsporty9669]

Everyone can doe something for environment

[@blueskies382]

Wow

[@craigbuchanan5294]

It’s wonderful

[@marciahille3155]

Weather moderation...

[@jamescoleridge7368]

Man made

[@Philip-x3d]

BREXIT !!!!

[@stellarsjay1773]

As a North American I value these insights to an area almost unknown to me.

[@Anonym_.962]

Subhan Allah

[@nigelhinds7356]

This is great news

[@rogeramezquita5685]

We can’t do nothing about it is nature

[@habibainunsyifaf6463]

It looks delicious 😋

[@Wallace-w1o]

Rain in Sahara...wow

[@dragoonseye76]

I wouldn’t count on it to stick around

[@LUTE12yy]

Look beatifull

[@duboisdvoleur]

I do not know how the breaking of a drought can be seen as some form of crisis?

[@berrylovespice]

is food crisis for the Europe those are over 100mm rain in area large than Europe. that is the amount 2 month of rainfall for aug and sept. that rain normally pour in the Mediterranean. meaning right now this year crop for europe is at all time low about 1/4 less crop to feed more people that European government recent year bring too many migrant more than 30 millions. that breed into 50 million population already. is a massive famine on a contintal scale happens over 600 year ago in Europe. when famine set disease comes as human immunity is diminish due to malnutrition and it will led to war for food and water most basic human essential need for survival.

[@Iluvlivinglife]

Hallelujah

[@daniel23554]

Strange!

[@michaellalanae7228]

Don't plant trees just drain it back into the sea , that's what we here in America do . Keeping the desert looking good .

[@CollinZaffke]

Need I remind you of Sam Kinnison's words so many years ago?

[@saqibali45]

❤

[@josephrubalema1193]

The law of conservation of matter: it can neither be created nor destroyed. The melting ice caps turned into water, evaporated into humidity and came down as flash floods somewhere else.

[@soukainalaoui]

The final day

[@soukainalaoui]

Antoine Lavoisier explained it in chemical reactions in this case it can’t apply directly

[@cozmicmike6800]

Look at the Hunga Tonga eruption in 2022, the headlines in the MSM said atmospheric water density was raised by 15% and that it would take four to five years for that additional water to leave the atmosphere ! How soon we forget, and of course we're directed to the climate crisis narrative, a crisis that can't be that serious as it main proponents are buying beach front properties, like Al Gore, John Kerry, and the Obamas ! Interestingly a glacier in the Alps has retreated so far that it's revealed a Roman road that had been buried by the glacier since the Roman warm period, could it be that we're being encouraged to panic about the climate because there's an opportunity to make money and rein in liberty, in the name of a crisis ? 🤨

[@RandomGuy-k7m]

While seemingly bad, it’s good for the earth, she needs healed.

[@cozytime9067]

I dont see a desestor here i see a life changer in a good wat how could a 🌄 be a desestor from the dark to light i concider thats bless from God.

[@richardkorcyl4743]

Geo engineering.

[@ashraf7242]

سبحان الله

[@herbadjikrimou3053]

the topic is about morocco and the footage Sahara is Algerian , professionals

[@Ammil25]

الحمد الله

[@hanamichi9044]

Sahara heavy rain...amazon dry. So this is the time.

[@berrylovespice]

amazon rain was pour into the atlantic before get to amazon. due to deforestation from human to make room for crop that feed human and animal. sahara weather pattern change is natural is brought back the rain was shift northward for a millennia into Mediterranean. thus create this massive desert we see today.

[@Africanvillageactivities]

We want snow in Africa maybe I'll glow up

[@davidmckenzie3608]

And? That part of the world gets rain occasionally. I even saw snow in central Iraq a couple of times.

[@berrylovespice]

those were hails not good for crops. unlike rain. those hail is the start of weather pattern change. middle east was always lush with life more than a millennia ago. is coming back. middle east has 3 great ancient empires for a reason. ancient Egypt ancient persia ancient babylon

[@BadreGaming]

الله ارحمنا على قد المنفعة. Totatola < Water

[@jestonsangmasangma2469]

Good ❤

[@richardschneider4775]

they will have to plant clover then beans corn millet potatoes then kiwi figs lemons Ojala

[@nice2bhere]

How many sand pepples now? A recount needed...

[@x-men69-96]

Good thing

[@abhijeetdey]

Sahara will be green but some other part of the world will become a desert

[@J4l-h4g]

Green desert. 🤲

[@messenger2099]

Much of the "climate" change is due to the magnetic pole shift beginning in 2001. The north magnetic pole was in Canada, it is now located in the Arctic. It shall reside in Mongolia when it's movement is complete.

[@sirjohng1]

Well it used to be an equatorial region.

[@Owsigee]

isiah 41:18

[@dchager]

Hunga Tonga, NOT CLIMATE CHANGE, was the primary reason for these rains.

[@baphbaph6628]

one week ago, I decreed we bring snow to the middle east. I was a bit off, but soon I will get my aim correct.

[@CHUNKYNUGGET666]

Ok so 50yrs ago we had a climate crisis also..

[@SkipAd_Vegas]

Yay! the global thermal shifts are happening!

[@Wallace-w1o]

Save and store water, regulated outflow or stop it .

[@berrylovespice]

it sink into sand to form undergrouund water. only small rain fall can be evaporate. if sahara continue to get over 300mm rain per year for 20 years you see grass grow out every where. normal for last millenia sahara only get 20 mm per year which will be evaporate led to no rainfall for hundred of year that the desertfication grown to this scale into the sahara we see today.

[@QuackrWackrCrackrJackr]

I would like to buy some land there please

[@metalgypsy4]

And they say there isn't any global weather change's😂

[@RahmaKoli]

The time of the world is running out, the dream of the Jews is going to end, the day Palestine will be won by the Muslims. 😅😅

[@paradhoax]

Trump and his trumptards said it yeah 🤡😂😂😂.

[@Islamisthecultofsin]

There isn't. It's called "rain".

[@189Blake]

@@Islamisthecultofsin In the desert 🙃

[@Josefernandez35563]

@@189Blakeyes, “it’s been 30-50 years since,” which means? 😮😮😮😮

[@James-to7pi]

It seems our world's wobble is tilting.