Can highly developed countries control the weather?

* * Highly developed countries can control part of the weather, but not the whole weather system * *.

Highly developed countries, such as the United States, can control some weather, such as artificial rainfall and local wind direction control. This way to control the weather is to heat the ionosphere of the earth by emitting electromagnetic waves, thus inducing natural disasters, such as floods, droughts and earthquakes. However, large-scale climate control needs to consume a lot of economy and energy, so it is generally not deliberately controlled.

So highly developed countries can control part of the weather, but they can't completely control the whole weather system.