Aircrafts create rain and snow
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Living near an airport could be terrible what with growing growling noise of aircraft taking off and landing. Noise apart, the real issue is that people are exposed to weather changes causing untimely rain and snow flakes, scientists say.
Studies say that aircraft cause cloud seeding over airports leading to inclement weather. The witnesses are satellite images taken from above many airports. The atmospheric side effects from air movements are mot obvious over many busy airports like the Dubai International airport, Heathrow airport London where at least 1300 planes are active in any given day.
The phenomenon takes place when aircraft pierce through clouds with super cooled water, when aircraft quickly flit past clouds; the air behind the wings and propellers expands and cools. When the water is suddenly cooled it gets frozen forming ice crystals. This leads to clouds developing holes for several hours that increases rain and snow
Another study earlier this year attributed the water vapor behind aircrafts engines balancing act by the nature against greenhouse gases released by aircraft engines
Now haven’t you seen a trail of clouds when a jet fire past over head? What does this mean other than riddled clouds? Of course our don’t have rain or snow, for it happens once in a while.
- Source – TEEN TIME
