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Yup! The Recent Rain Is All Thanks To Cloud Seeding And You Should Expect More Throughout The Year
Whether you love or hate the rain, you’re in for some news.
The occasional spur-of-raindrops (or thunderstorms) will not come to an end this week.
According to the National Center of Meteorology and Seismology (NCMS),TWENTY cloud-seeding missions have been planned for 2019 as part of the NCMS’ plans to increase rainfall in the UAE.
Don’t worry, there’ll be plenty sun- but the rain won’t say bye bye just yet!
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مياه “وادي غليلة” تقطع الشارع العام وتعرقل Øركة السير، يرجى الإنتباه وإتباع ارشادات المرور والدوريات، تمنياتنا بالسلامة للجميع.#المركز_الوطني_للأرصاد#أمطار_الخير #رأس_الخيمة #هواة_الطقس #علي_البلوشي #أصدقاء_المركز_الوطني_للأرصاد pic.twitter.com/4tfeDibyQU
— المركز الوطني للأرصاد (@NCMS_media) April 14, 2019
How cloud seeding works
Why the UAE resorts to cloud-seeding in the first place
The UAE is one of the first countries in the Gulf to be using this technology. In other countries, its benefit includes controlling the formation of hail- resulting in less physical damages. Cloud seeding can even help decrease the likelihood of hurricanes and lightning.
In the UAE, on the other hand, makes use of this technology to benefit farmlands, increase water supply and help ease the effects of dry spells.
And for those of us who loooove the rain, it doesn’t hurt to have a few adorable gloomy days dunnit?
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