Cloud Seeding Explained

Gregton’s in-house aircraft provides an unprecedented opportunity to work closely with governments across Africa to address the urgent need for improved rainfall patterns in areas affected by severe drought.

Cloud seeding is a cutting-edge weather modification technique that can enhance a cloud’s ability to produce rain.

This is achieved by dispersing chemicals such as silver iodide or dry ice into the atmosphere from a plane. These particles encourage water vapor to condense around them, leading to increased rainfall in the targeted area. As natural ice nuclei are often insufficient within the atmosphere, adding more through seeding can significantly boost precipitation in clouds.

While there have been debates and controversy surrounding cloud seeding, the overall success of the technique in the UAE speaks for itself.  

By partnering with Gregton, governments across Africa can access this innovative technology to bring much-needed relief to drought-stricken communities.

Work with us and make a positive impact on rainfall patterns in severe drought areas.