While most parts of India witness rain in the months between June and September, the very concept of ‘artificial rain’ or cloud seeding is a bolt from the blue.

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As thunder cracked and rain poured, the two elephants huddled close to Lek, trying to protect her. "In the video, as the thunderstorm rolled in, Chaba and Thong Ae instinctively moved closer ...

China is reportedly planning to cloud seed over the Yangtze River basin to make it rain and combat the drought conditions. Above, a stock image of the Yangtze River in China.

Salem can be heard howling in the clip, while an accompanying caption explains: "big man scared of rain." The video has racked up over 2.1 million views and counting. Watch it here .

Thunderstorms are expected to hit St. Cloud after 4 p.m. Sunday. Conditions are expected to improve Tuesday with a 20% chance of rain before 1 p.m.

New Yorkers are currently begging the rain to go away, at least for the weekends. That’s because October 20 marks the seventh weekend in a row that the city has been stuck under a rain cloud.

The rainbow rain cloud: ... The nine-second clip has since gone viral with over 28 million views and more than 15,000 likes. It also received over 4,000 re-tweets.

PVDFest vendors unhappy with city's response as they lost vast amount of art in rain. by GABRIELLE CARACCIOLO, NBC 10 NEWS. Tue, September 12th 2023 at 5:31 PM. Updated Tue, September 12th 2023 at ...

They make it rain through cloud seeding, a process that involves firing special particulates from a plane. Alex from the What in the World team explains how the process works.

He says the rain kept him from being able to set up at Art in the Park on Saturday. On Sunday, he only brought certain items with him. “I came with several fewer pieces," Wilkie said.

And of course, there’s the summer rain you spent some time with.. Our guide to this print is Akemi May, a curator at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh. Ms. May recently curated a show of ...