Humans go to enjoy artificial rains

Artificially, humans may be able to make rains in the planet within a couple of days as the scientific device allows them to do that. Arizona is leading the way with plans to create artificial rain clouds by flying planes over the Rockies and seeding the sky with silver iodide. As the state is leading the way with plans to create artificial rain clouds, so the American people once again feel proud to their valiant son’s brave deed. With a 'mega-drought, ' forecast to hit the US in the coming decades, parched states are turning to increasingly radical solutions to fill their reservoirs. They hope the technology will allow them to mitigate some of the worst impacts of climate change – but not everyone is convinced. The process of cloud seeding was first proposed in the 1940s at the General Electric labs in Schenectady, New York. Two decades later, the Central Arizona Project and the Salt River Project invested in research to make it a reality. According to Nancy Selover, Arizona's state climatologist it is very much possible to unveil the whole gamut of invention very soon. Central Arizona Project has put about $1 million toward research happening in other states to increase the supply of water in the Colorado River system. The system works on the premise that rainfall takes place when super cooled droplets of water from ice crystals. As a result, they become too heavy to remain suspended in the air, and fall, often melting on their way down to form rain.