Initial studies point to the organic composition of the dust and its iron content as possible factors. Let It Snow Professor Saydam shares this confidence, and is also happy that the process is environmentally friendly. All you need is a small aeroplane. Satellite images tell us when and where to go and also measure cloud temperatures. You just fly to the area and seed the clouds.
Nature takes care of the rest.
To avoid the danger of flooding from heavy rains, the team has been waiting for cold weather so that any precipitation created will fall as snow. Links Weather Modification by Cloud Seeding 2001 Send us an email .