Bulletin Of The American Meteorological Society] The Queensland Cloud Seeding Research Program

The Queensland Cloud Seeding Research Program by Sarah A. Tessendorf, Roelof T. Bruintjes, Courtney Weeks, James W. Wilson, Charles A. Knight, Rita D. Roberts, Justin R. Peter, Scott Collis, Peter R. Buseck, Evelyn Freney, Michael Dixon, Matthew Pocernich,... More

The Queensland Cloud Seeding Research Program by Sarah A. Tessendorf, Roelof T. Bruintjes, Courtney Weeks, James W. Wilson, Charles A. Knight, Rita D. Roberts, Justin R. Peter, Scott Collis, Peter R. Buseck, Evelyn Freney, Michael Dixon, Matthew Pocernich, Kyoko Ikeda, Duncan A xisa, Eric Nelson, Peter T. May, Harald Richter, Stuart Piketh, Roelof P. Burger, Louise Wilson, Steven T. Siems, Michael Manton, Roger C. Stone, Acacia Pepler, Don R. Collins, V. N. Bringi, M. Thurai, Lynne Turner, and David McR ae An innovative approach to studying the effects of cloud seeding on precipitation is to focus on understanding the natural variability of precipitation and the microphysical responses to aerosol. F or much of the last decade, most of eastern and southern Australia was under severe drought conditions due to mounting rain- fall deficiencies. The Bureau of Meteorology (2011) reported that the lack of late winter and spring rains in 2006 made matters worse; in fact, that period was the th Less