This summer, parts of South Africa have been experiencing excessive rain and hail, raising questions about the effects of climate change. Some people have even suggested that cloud seeding or 'artificial rain' could be influencing weather patterns. So, what is cloud seeding and is it something widely practiced in South Africa? For answers, let's bring in Prof. Guy Midgley from the Stellenbosch University School of Climate Studies.
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