#weather modification

In case anyone is curious about the possibility of the Texas floods being linked to cloud seeding, I'll try to give a brief explanation.

Cloud seeding works by injecting small amounts of aerosols into the atmosphere to create condensation within clouds where the moisture content is too light for it to rain much naturally.

It's an assist, to try to get a little bit of rain out of clouds that otherwise would produce little to no rain. The increase in rain generated by cloud seeding is at best 10-20%. This is maybe useful during drought conditions which Texas was experiencing prior to the floods.

However, if a storm is already strong enough to produce good rainfall on its own, cloud seeding is pointless and produces nearly zero additional rainfall. The atmosphere doesn't need help. Therefore, cloud seeding does not cause flooding. If there's enough moisture to cause a flood, it's already raining far beyond the point where cloud seeding is effective.

Additionally, clouds that have been seeded only have the chance to produce additional rainfall for an hour or two, and the cloud seeding operations in Texas were stopped days before the storm.

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