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Parts of the Arabian Peninsula received 18 months of rainfall in 24 hours on April 16. What surprised me, though, was not the majesty of nature, but an emerging set of reports blaming the ensuing rains on cloud seeding.
Published: April 19, 2024 5.21pm BST, The Conversation Author Richard WashingtonProfessor of Climate Science, University of Oxford Disclosure statement Richard Washington receives funding from the Natural Environment Research Council to study climate processes. Partners University of Oxford provides funding as a member of The Conversation UK. We believe in the free flow of information Republish our…
By Richard Washington, University of Oxford | - Some years ago, I found myself making my way up the narrow …
The Dubai downpour was a 'perfect storm', says scientist who worked on cloud seeding in the Gulf
Cloud seeding could not have led to the formation of that a huge thunderstorm that led to excessive rainfall and flooding in Dubai.