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first snow fall of the season artificially induced in Beijing

By: inamshah send a private message
Islamabad : Pakistan | about 1 month ago  
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Chinese meteorologists covered Beijing in snow Sunday after seeding clouds to bring winter

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  • Posted By seraphina42 seraphina42 | about 1 month ago
    This seems a rather strange thing to do. I heard that in Moscow, they will do the same thing, but outside city limits in order to stop from having a winter. People need to stop messing with nature
  • Reply By TiffanyClark TiffanyClark | about 1 month ago
    oh i know tell me about it
  • Reply By inamshah inamshah | about 1 month ago
    thanks!for your interest in that
  • Reply By Kevaraalime Kevaraalime | about 1 month ago
    This is truly creepy.
  • Reply By inamshah inamshah | about 1 month ago
    you are right!my friend
  • Posted By inamshah inamshah | about 1 month ago
    Yes, you are absolute right. People have to stop doing these kind of things. if they don't stop it will be really harmful for us.
  • Posted By judeleneperez judeleneperez | about 1 month ago
    is it not snowing in China? I think it is naturally so why do it artificially?
  • Reply By inamshah inamshah | about 1 month ago
    due to global warming. its not yet any snow. so they do artifically.
  • Posted By littlebobsmith littlebobsmith | about 1 month ago
    I could understand this if China were undergoing a drought, but this just seems unnecessary.
  • Reply By inamshah inamshah | about 1 month ago
    yes, it is absoluty unnecessary
  • Posted By SandraMiller-Long SandraMiller-Long | about 1 month ago
    I agree. If true, this just seems unnecessary.
  • Reply By inamshah inamshah | about 1 month ago
    yes! you are right
  • Posted By malissasweety malissasweety | about 1 month ago
    Should we really be messing with nature??
  • Reply By inamshah inamshah | about 1 month ago
    yes! messing with nature. really hurt us
  • Posted By dojah dojah | about 1 month ago
    wow global warming ahhhhhh ok
  • Reply By inamshah inamshah | about 1 month ago
    yes! we are in great trouble due to global warming
  • Posted By kevgagi kevgagi | about 1 month ago
    it is a strange thing to do
  • Reply By inamshah inamshah | about 1 month ago
    yes it is really strange
  • Posted By trinarigsby trinarigsby | about 1 month ago
    Thats interesting. Is this even possible?
  • Reply By inamshah inamshah | about 1 month ago
    yes! sciene is very advance now adays
  • Posted By recklass recklass | about 1 month ago
    i agree very strange
  • Reply By inamshah inamshah | about 1 month ago
    thanks friend! for agress
  • Posted By MattHeadrick MattHeadrick | about 1 month ago
    wow that is crazy. we could use that here
  • Reply By inamshah inamshah | about 1 month ago
    yes! you can try this
  • Posted By halfbloodprincex halfbloodprincex | about 1 month ago
    holy crap thats crazy
  • Reply By inamshah inamshah | about 1 month ago
    yes! its really crap
  • Posted By dude8877 dude8877 | about 1 month ago
    i wish there was more snow in texas bring it over here lol
  • Reply By inamshah inamshah | about 1 month ago
    you can try artifical snowfall in texas
  • Posted By RyanEvanZupfer RyanEvanZupfer | about 1 month ago
    AWESOME I love snow, its so refreshing
  • Reply By inamshah inamshah | about 1 month ago
    yes! i love too snowfalling
  • Posted By michaelcremeansgmailcom michaelcremeansgmailcom | about 1 month ago
    WOW thats far away
  • Reply By inamshah inamshah | about 1 month ago
    yes! its in asia
  • Posted By eaglefire eaglefire | about 1 month ago
    SNOW IS AWESOME........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ SNOW IS AWESOME SNOW IS AWESOME.......................................................................SNOW IS AWESOME................
  • Posted By inamshah inamshah | about 1 month ago
    yes u all are absolute right
  • Posted By werewolf1021 werewolf1021 | about 1 month ago
    Snow... its cold :)
  • Reply By inamshah inamshah | about 1 month ago
    yes! i love snowfalling and you??????
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