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Cloud seeding and alerts aid climate efforts
The article reviews Saudi Arabia's efforts in implementing a cloud seeding program to support water resources and tackle climate challenges. Last year, the National Meteorological Center recorded 895 cloud seeding flights totaling 2,192 flight hours, achieving an operational efficiency of 93% and a high forecast accuracy of up to 89%. The program contributes to increasing rainfall, enhancing underground water reserves, and improving vegetation cover, aiming to reduce drought and desertification. It relies on modern technologies, including weather monitoring and cloud tracking using radars and satellites. The report also indicates that weather alerts reached 22,838 warnings in 2025, with August recording the highest number of red alerts at 1,477, all as part of strengthening early warning systems to protect lives and property.
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