Can artificial intervention in the weather reduce the harm of the current snowstorm?

Theoretically, yes. In fact, it is basically difficult to achieve.

The reasons are as follows: 1: At present, the southern area with severe snowstorm is large in scope and area. However, manual intervention in weather is costly, demanding in use and difficult to implement.

2. The warm and humid air blowing from the south has been affected by the strong cold air in the north, leading to a large-scale snowfall in the south. Building 1 says that it is impossible for human beings to raise the temperature on a large scale at present. Even if all methods are exhausted, the final cost may be several times the loss caused by the disaster itself, and it will not cause lasting damage to the environment.

The snowstorm in the south is once in 50 years. To fundamentally change this situation, we should not only establish a perfect disaster response mechanism and improve the accuracy of weather forecast, but also strengthen people's awareness of environmental protection.

In recent years, the climate has become more and more abnormal. I'm from Shandong. There hasn't been much snow in the past 5.6 years. I just saw a little white, and it melted in a few days. This year, even better. I just went south to destroy it. =.=! Nature is terrible. ....