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4:37 pm
Fri February 22, 2013
Cloudseeding study comes to an end during a dry winter
By Irina Zhorov
The University of Wyoming is part of two weather modification studies. The first is the Wyoming Weather Modification Pilot Project, and the second, companion project is the Silver Iodide Seeding Cloud Impact Investigation, or ASCII. Both studies are trying to learn more about atmospheric processes and whether people can do anything to eke more moisture out of the skies. Professor Bart Geerts heads the ASCII campaign, which is finishing up its second and last year…
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The ASCII campaign ends March 3rd and Geerts’ team is still trying to get some cases in before it’s officially over.
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