Let it snow - Scientists show cloud seeding generates snow in most comprehensive study yet

The video discusses the practice of cloud seeding in the arid western US to meet water demand. Researchers in Idaho used silver iodide flares to induce snow from clouds, resulting in significant snowfall over a large area. The process generated enough water to fill 282 Olympic-sized pools. Future research will focus on analyzing the data to understand precipitation patterns better.

What is the significance of the amount of water generated from the cloud seeding?

What are the next steps suggested after analyzing the data from the cloud seeding?