No
only China can do that
en.wikipedia.org
when it's olympics and the want good weather
literally any other scientist of any other culture or race is just too inferior to even adapt this technology or understand even the most basic fundamentals of it
it's literally beyond the genetic ability of everyone to grasp
Can the government control the weather?
Luke Bennett
Adam Miller
To an extent, I think. I believe the overall electric connection between the Earth and Sun is what leads to a lot of weather events like hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, our climate and things like that, and that really can't be overcome, but I think the powers that be can somewhat direct and control the flow of this energy so that they can control the general area a storm may hit and how bad it may be.
Imagine if a lightning strike could hit a skyscraper and destroy it because it's so powerful. Something like this could call into question our prevailing notions of where charge separation occurs, and people might wonder how large lightning strikes could be and then look back on ancient myths and legends with a dofferent perspective and then maybe a whole 'nother can of worms gets opened up just because of this one event. So the scientists at the top control the flow of this electricity and spread it around into many, smaller strikes to avoid this scenario. They could perhaps decide to steer a hurricane toward a population center like New Orleans (hurricane Katrina did some weird moves just before hitting land), or away from them, as they see fit.