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Several international studies have shown that active interventions in the atmosphere using silver iodide,
used to control hail, can also have good effects if the amount of
snow on the ground increases.
This type of material used in active interventions in the atmosphere is called glaciogenic material,
and its efficiency is very good at negative temperatures. For an efficient intervention,
some atmospheric factors must be taken into account, such as the temperature,
the presence of clouds on which the wind can intervene and the appearance of the wind.
Floods cause both material and human damage,
and often active interventions in the atmosphere have managed to reduce the
tragic effects
of these phenomena.