Experts confirm that a cloud seeding operation in Carnes County on July 2 could not have caused the devastating Kerr County floods days later. The catastrophic flooding was instead caused by ...

“It is impossible for [cloud seeding] to lead to this,” says Armin Sorooshian, professor of chemical and environmental engineering at the University of Arizona of the Texas flash floods ...

Writing about Dr. Joanne Simpson’s early work in Nature, Bob Houze said, “Although cloud seeding has never proved feasible, Simpson’s studies led to improved cloud modelling.” ...

Let's start with the facts. Cloud seeding is an 80-year-old practice of spraying tiny particles into a rain cloud in the hope of pushing it to rain or snow just a little more.

As conspiracy theories point to cloud seeding as a possible cause of the Texas floods, here’s a look at the science behind the process and why it’s used. What is cloud seeding and how did it ...

New Delhi: The Delhi cabinet on Wednesday passed a decision to conduct cloud seeding trials in the national capital to mitigate pollution. The decision was taken in a meeting chaired by CM Rekha ...

A California-based cloud-seeding company called Rainmaker was accused of causing this month’s deadly Texas flood after conducting operations in the area Experts say Rainmaker’s activity could ...

Viral posts promoted false claims that cloud seeding, a form of weather modification, played a role in the devastation. Meteorologists explain it doesn't work that way.

Rainmaker did carry out a cloud seeding mission over the eastern part of south-central Texas on July 2, 2025, Augustus Doricko, the company's CEO, confirmed in a thread shared on X.

Cloud seeding has become a regular scapegoat for devastating flooding events. After horrific flash floods in central Texas killed at least 120 people over the July 4th weekend, a flurry of social ...

This being the world today, the deadly floods that raced through Texas over the weekend are now the source of a new conspiracy theory, this time about “cloud seeding.” Cloud seeding is a fairly simple ...

Although cloud seeding periodically occurs in the Texas Hill Country, it’s physically impossible for cloud seeding to cause the recent flood. Flooding storms will flood.