#cloud-seeding

#cloud-seeding

Artificial weather modification is grounded in legitimate science, with renewed interest due to climate change, despite historical failures.

Rainmaker aims to innovate cloud seeding through advanced technology for more effective precipitation control.

Cloud seeding is a technique used globally, including in Dubai, to trigger rain artificially by injecting substances like silver iodide or table salt into clouds.

Cloud seeding, a weather modification concept to induce more rainfall or snow, lacks conclusive evidence of effectiveness, with limited success reported globally.

Some residents blame cloud seeding for the heavy rainfall in the UAE, but experts refute this, stating that cloud seeding is used to induce rain.

The UAE experienced record rainfall resulting in severe disruptions and fatalities, highlighting the challenges faced by the region during extreme weather events.

Severe floods hit UAE due to record rainfall causing damage and fatalities. Questions arise about cloud seeding as a potential cause.

Cloud seeding might not directly cause floods, as experts consider blaming the devastating downpour on the technology misguided.

Cloud seeding in UAE blamed for Dubai floods proved to only slightly enhance natural rainfall, not solely causing flash flooding.