This April, the United Arab Emirates experienced scorching temperatures, reaching a record high of 46.6°c, only slightly lower than the previous record set in 2012. And with summer still weeks away, residents are preparing for what could be a lengthy, sweltering season.
From the coastal regions of Fujairah to the arid deserts of Al Ain, the scorching heat has necessitated a strategic adjustment in the UAE’s cloud seeding initiatives. Currently, the focus is on the mountainous areas, where convective clouds driven by monsoons are most likely to develop.
🌧️ with the help of the uae’s advanced radar network, pilots are guided to the best rain-prone zones, ensuring rainfall enhancement even at night The aim? To boost rainfall by up to 25%, aiding in alleviating the effects of the scorching temperatures.
As the UAE grapples with intense heat, these cutting-edge weather modification techniques become increasingly crucial in safeguarding essential water supplies.