Cloud Seeding Brings 10-15 Percent More Rain to Los Angeles

While California’s 2016 El Niño season has been drier than expected, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Works is working to extra moisture from recent storms through a process called “cloud seeding.”

What in the world is cloud seeding? It’s a process where chemicals are sent into the clouds either by plane, generators on the ground or rockets that then make clouds release their moisture as rain.