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Story summary
- Heavy rainfall on November 17 caused flooding in western Iran after months of drought.
- The Iranian meteorological organization warned of flooding in six provinces, with rainfall 85% below average and affecting reservoirs including Tehran's water supply.
- Mismanagement and climate change have worsened the crisis, with authorities beginning cloud seeding over the weekend.
- Conditions for effective cloud seeding are not yet present in Tehran, raising concerns about the city's viability.
