cloud seeding

Utah is using a technology that can add more water to the state's supply. Others in the Colorado River basin are looking to expand.

Cloud seeding may end in Wyoming, which state water managers say could mean less water for Colorado River Basin users. But, one lawmaker's mission is to defund the program and so far, it’s working.

Scientists, water officials and other civic leaders believe seeding the clouds can help Wyoming augment its water stores as drought in West US continues.

Researchers at the University of Wyoming are studying a weather modification technology that may increase snowfall, called cloud seeding, to see if it can…

Drought conditions are becoming more common across the West, and Wyoming lawmakers are looking at some ideas for how to conserve and replenish water…

There are more than fifty potential projects being considered for inclusion in Wyoming’s Water Strategy. The strategy, which is being spearheaded by…

The University of Wyoming has received a grant to expand the research capabilities of its King Air research airplane.The National Science Foundation…

Cloud seeding may become more than an experimental endeavor in Wyoming, if recent proposals from the Wyoming Water Development Office are approved in the…

How to deal with future variability in water supplies was the topic of conversation at a conference Wednesday about water use and energy…

It’s still not clear whether cloud seeding is an effective way to increase rainfall in arid parts of the country, but many in Wyoming hope that it works.…