JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Here’s a simple weather-related science experiment your kids might like, it helps them see how raindrops form and fall from clouds. Not to get too technical here, because ...

For the first Science With Samantha project of 2021, we will make a cloud and watch it rain. It’s the perfect experiment for any age group.

While it worked and the area did see some rain, it's not really an exact science—yet, at least. Essentially, the process just helps push along the cycle of a rain cloud, but they can't really ...

It’s humanity’s attempt to do what has always seemed impossible: To harness the clouds and make them rain. Let’s begin in Fargo, North Dakota, at the headquarters of Weather Modification ...

Researchers have spent decades trying to ‘seed’ clouds and force them to generate rain or snow—with varying levels of success. Here’s how it works ...

Cloud seeding has been named by some media reports as a possible contributor to record-setting rain and flooding in Dubai, U.A.E. Here's a closer look at what cloud seeding is, how it's used and ...

Moments after supercooled water freezes, a strange kind of spring-like ice is born. The process involved, which researchers have only now seen for the first time, could help explain how clouds ...