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* In ''VideoGame/StardewValley'', you can craft rain totems and use them to make the weather rainy.
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* ''Literature/SonicTheHedgehogAdventureGamebooks'': The sixth and final book in the series ''Stormin' Sonic'' has Dr. Robotnik create the Weather Egg to cause climate chaos wherever it went, and Sonic and Tails needed to go to different Zones to stop the Weather Egg.
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* ''Film/CommandoCodySkyMarshalOfTheUniverse'' (1953 FilmSerial). The [[EmperorScientist Ruler]] tries this in several chapters to either destroy the Earth or intimidate the inhabitants into surrendering to his rule. Methods include cloudseeding to create torrential rains, changing the axis of the Earth or the orbit of the Moon, and creating multiple reflections of the Sun to create heatwaves, drought and firestorms.
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* There have been at least five weather machine usages on ''WesternAnimation/KimPossible''. The first is seen in the background of an R&D, but its function is mentioned to show [[RuleOfCool how advanced the facility is]]. The second example is used to attack [[CanadaEh Canada]]. In the third instance, the previous machine is reused to bring [[{{Snowlems}} an army of evil snowmen]] to life and cause a brief raining of frogs. (Wait... what?) The fourth is created by "Evil Ron" and dubbed "The Mega Weather Generator". The fifth is used to make it always winter ([[Literature/TheChroniclesOfNarnia but never Christmas]]). The appropriate {{Continuity Nod}}s occur. One of these weather machines is even procured from a ''used weather machine dealership''. Rather than pay, Drakken opts to simply mug the salesman for the keys and steal it, which he somehow doesn't expect despite supervillains likely making up the majority if not entirety of his customer base.
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* There have been at least five weather machine usages on ''WesternAnimation/KimPossible''. The first is seen in the background of an R&D, but its function is mentioned to show [[RuleOfCool how advanced the facility is]]. The second example is used to attack [[CanadaEh Canada]].Canada. In the third instance, the previous machine is reused to bring [[{{Snowlems}} an army of evil snowmen]] to life and cause a brief raining of frogs. (Wait... what?) The fourth is created by "Evil Ron" and dubbed "The Mega Weather Generator". The fifth is used to make it always winter ([[Literature/TheChroniclesOfNarnia but never Christmas]]). The appropriate {{Continuity Nod}}s occur. One of these weather machines is even procured from a ''used weather machine dealership''. Rather than pay, Drakken opts to simply mug the salesman for the keys and steal it, which he somehow doesn't expect despite supervillains likely making up the majority if not entirety of his customer base.
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** ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'''s Old World Blues DLC has an experimental weather control machine in one of the labs, which you can use to make it rain over a small model village, but which more importantly is implied to be the cause of the storms over the Divide.
** ''VideoGame/Fallout4'''s Contraptions Workshop features fireworks that can change the weather. While an incredibly powerful technology that could change the world and save many lives, it is used purely for aesthetics.
** ''VideoGame/Fallout4'''s Contraptions Workshop features fireworks that can change the weather. While an incredibly powerful technology that could change the world and save many lives, it is used purely for aesthetics.
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** ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'''s Old ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'': The ''Old World Blues Blues'' DLC has an experimental weather control machine in one of the labs, which you can use to make it rain over a small model village, but which more importantly is of Higgs Village. Lore-wise, however, it's implied to be that Big MT's weather experiments are responsible for the cause of the unnaturally strong storms over of the Divide.
**''VideoGame/Fallout4'''s Contraptions Workshop features fireworks ''VideoGame/Fallout4'': The ''Contraptions Workshop'' DLC includes a host of fireworks, in particular three types that can change alter the weather. While an incredibly powerful current status of the weather, generating rain, a [[WeirdWeather radstorm]], and clearing the skies of either of the two. Strangely, despite being a highly practical technology that could change has the world and potential to save many lives, countless lives by manually creating squalls of non-radioactive rain for crop farming and dispelling irradiated systems blowing in from the Glowing Sea, it has no relevance to the game lore and is used purely for aesthetics.
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When the weatherman says it's raining\\
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* ''Anime/CowboyBebopKnockinOnHeavensDoor'': Mars' weather is man-made and each domed city controls its weather at a control station. Faye breaks in to one and threatens the workers there so they will make in rain, as part of the Bebop crew's plan to stop a terrorist.
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* ''Anime/CowboyBebopKnockinOnHeavensDoor'': Mars' weather is man-made and each domed city controls its weather at a control station. Faye breaks in to one and threatens the workers there so they will make in rain, as part of the Bebop crew's plan to stop a terrorist.
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* ''WebVideo/StampysLovelyWorld'': Stampy builds one in his Secret Base in Episode 756, "Giant Gadget". Naturally, [[spoiler:it gets sabotaged four episodes later for [[BigBad HitTheTarget's]] next evil plan involving Charged Creepers, created by striking Creepers with lightning in Minecraft]].
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* In Creator/JohnScalzi's ''Literature/StarterVillain'' one of Jake Baldwin's shell corporations was contracted by the US government to build a laser that can induce rainfall. He delivered, but kept a scaled-up version in his VolcanoLair with sufficient range to shoot down satellites.
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* In Creator/JohnScalzi's ''Literature/StarterVillain'' ''Literature/StarterVillain2023'' one of Jake Baldwin's shell corporations was contracted by the US government to build a laser that can induce rainfall. He delivered, but kept a scaled-up version in his VolcanoLair with sufficient range to shoot down satellites.
