Iran is grappling with its worst drought in decades, leading to an unprecedented water crisis that has left taps running dry in the capital, Tehran. Authorities have begun cloud seeding operations in an attempt to induce rainfall, while millions are facing dire water shortages. As reservoirs empty and aquifers deplete, officials warn of possible evacuations in Tehran, where the situation has reached a critical point with only days of water supply left. The crisis has sparked panic among residents and widespread prayers for rain, raising questions about the long-term impacts of governmental responses and the environmental challenges posed by a changing climate.