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Hillvalleyhover2015

Hill Valley's hovering greeting sign in the rain storm carried out in the city by the US Weather Service on October 21, 2015.

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Having landed the DeLorean time machine in the alleyway, Doc checks his wristwatch to see when the scheduled rain storm will end.

The US Weather Service controlled weather in the year 2015. The weather appeared to be planned in advance, and was controlled by the Weather Service in the Hill Valley, California area — although its range, the extent of what kind of weather it controlled, and the technology it used (which was presumably regulated by both scientists and technicians) is unknown.

The Weather Service was controlling rain on the afternoon of October 21, 2015. Doc Brown knew when the storm would end, suggesting that the service may have forecast a weather schedule. It was extremely accurate, and Doc mentioned it was more efficient than the Post Office.

According to the front page of the October 22, 2015 issue of USA Today, that morning's scheduled weather for the Hill Valley, California area (shown on a blue background in the bottom left-hand corner) was as follows:

  • Mostly Clear — 12:00 AM - 1:36 AM
  • Partly Cloudy — 1:37 AM - 6:36 AM
  • Heavy Rain — 6:37 AM - 7:23 AM
  • Light Showers — 7:24 AM - 7:29 AM

Actuality

  • Although it is possible for scientists to manipulate or alter weather conditions, we're still a long way from having organizations like the US Weather Service of 2015 that are able to both control and schedule weather.

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