Weather manipulation refers to the deliberate alteration of weather patterns through various techniques. This can include methods like cloud seeding, where substances such as silver iodide are dispersed into the atmosphere to encourage precipitation. The goal is often to increase rainfall in drought-stricken areas or to reduce the severity of storms. While weather manipulation has been researched and implemented in some regions, its effectiveness and ethical implications are still debated. Concerns include potential environmental impacts and the unpredictability of weather systems. Organizations and governments may explore these techniques to address climate challenges, but the long-term consequences remain uncertain.