WTF Wednesday- Weather Modification Office

BEIJING (AFP) - – Chinese meteorologists covered Beijing in snow Sunday after seeding clouds to bring winter weather to the capital in an effort to combat a lingering drought, state media reported.




Chinese meteorologists have for years sought to make rain by injecting special chemicals into clouds.
Gretchen Bartelt, expert wine drinker and shower singer had this to say about the winter weather occurrence: WTF?!
Although the technique often gets results, a drought in the north of the country has continued for over a decade.
Besides the snow, which the Beijing Evening News said was the earliest to hit the capital in 10 years, the cold weather and strong winds also delayed air travel from Beijing's Capital Airport, while interrupting passenger shipping services off the coast of Shandong province in the east, Xinhua said.