Headline
UAE Creates Its Own Rain Using This Technology (Photos/Video)

UAE Creates Its Own Rain Using This Technology.
The United Arab Emirates is creating its own rain using drones that fly into clouds and unleash electrical charges to beat the sweltering 122 degrees Fahrenheit (50 degrees Celsius) heat.
The rain is formed using drone technology that gives clouds an electric shock to ‘cajole them’ into clumping together and producing precipitation. And its working.
Video footage released by the UAE’s National Center of Meteorology shows monsoon-like downpours across the country which create a sheet of rain on the highways.
SEE ALSO: US Asked To Do This To Anti-Poll Electronic Collation Senators
See video below..
Waterfalls are also seen on the side of roads as drivers in SUVs struggle to navigate the torrential rain – despite the country being in the middle of a summer heatwave where temperatures have soared above 122F (50C).
The Center said the precipitation has been enhanced by a technique known as cloud seeding, and its purpose is to increase condensation in the hope that it might trigger a downpour.
The UAE’s cloud seeing operations are part of an ongoing $15 million (£10.8m) mission to generate rain in the country, which ranks among the world’s top 10 driest countries with an average rainfall of just three inches (78 millimetres) – 15 times less than what falls in an average year in the UK.
The UAE is one of the most arid countries on Earth, and it hopes the technique could help to increase its meagre annual rainfall.
-
Headline6 days ago
Fed Govt Drags MTN, Others Over FCCPC
-
Headline5 days ago
BREAKING: Senate Suspends Natasha For Six Months
-
Headline6 days ago
BREAKING: FIFA Confirms Record $1bn Prize For Club World Cup
-
Headline3 days ago
IWD: Your Strength Fuels Our Nation’s Future – Tinubu Celebrates Women
-
Brands and Marketing4 hours ago
BREAKING: Reps Opposes CBN’s ATM Charges Hike, Demands Immediate Suspension
-
Headline4 hours ago
BREAKING: Reps Orders NCC To Block All Pornographic Sites In Nigeria