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A rtificial rain, also known as cloud seeding, is a weather modification technique used to enhance precipitation in regions experiencing drought or water scarcity. The process involves dispersing substances into the air to stimulate the formation of rain or snow within clouds. Here are some brief methods of artificial rain: Cloud Seeding: This method involves dispersing substances, such as silver iodide or dry ice, into clouds to encourage the formation of raindrops. These substances act as nucleating agents, promoting the condensation of water vapor and increasing the chances of precipitation. Hygroscopic Seeding: Hygroscopic materials, such as salt particles, are released into the air to attract moisture. As the particles absorb moisture, they form droplets that can grow and eventually lead to rain formation. Ice Nucleation: By introducing ice-forming substances, like bacteria or specialized ice-nucleating compounds, into clouds, the freezing process is initiated. This can trigger th