Posted on 07/11/2025 6:26:11 AM PDT by bitt
The CEO of a weather modification technology company has confirmed that cloud seeding operations took place in Texas just two days before the deadly central Texas flood occurred.
NBC News reported that Augustus Doricko, the CEO of Rainmaker, a weather modification company, said that planes had released silver iodide in the atmosphere in Texas two days prior to the fatal floods that have claimed over 100 lives.
Doricko claims the cloud seeding operations did not cause the flooding in Texas.
WATCH:
NBC News Confirms Cloud Seeding Operations Were Conducted Just Two Days Before Texas Flood.
CEO of Rainmaking Technology Company Claims The Flood In Texas Is Not Due To Cloud Seeding pic.twitter.com/DG2vOgUro0
— Anthony Scott (@AnthonysTown) July 8, 2025
Per Bloomberg:
According to Doricko, Rainmaker flew a brief 20-minute cloud seeding mission in south-central Texas last Tuesday, but suspended all operations that same day due to abnormally high moisture content in the air. The two clouds seeded during the Tuesday flight would have dissipated after a few hours and would have had no effect on the floods several days later, he added.
Cloud seeding involves using chemicals, often particles of silver iodide, to trigger the formation of ice crystals or droplets from water that’s already present in a cloud but not being efficiently turned into rain. Though the technique has been studied for decades, it remains difficult to predict the additional rainfall that cloud seeding operations can generate, with estimates ranging widely from 0% to 20%.
What’s clear is that the technique would not have been able to generate the record-breaking rainfall seen in Texas. So much rain fell that the Guadalupe River at Kerrville, one of the epicenters of the floods, rose some 26 feet (8 meters) in less than an hour overnight on Friday.
“Based on the meteorological evidence, the Texas floods were caused by a powerful natural weather system, with thunderstorms fed by very moist air from the warm Gulf of Mexico,” said Andrew Charlton-Perez, professor of meteorology at the University of Reading in the UK.
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You don't think clearly.
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MORE ?
water is neither created or destroyed,
there IS NO ....
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“M O R E “ ....
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WATER !
Its water taken from one and given to another. it's obvious who is not thinking .
But you milk that narrative for all you can , but rational thinking people see right through it.
“”Looking at all the videos, I’ve yet to see anywhere that was parch and bare of vegetation. Someone is lying.””
It cost the lives of over a hundred people and 161 still missing and probably dead. What I’m pissed off about is why they’re getting away with this. Cloud seeding when a tropical storm is approaching from the Gulf??? It was a DS hit.
Was that Gulf weather modified?
No.
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You don’t know that , and I’m sure as shit not going to take your word for it .
Spit
So little relative to the trillions of gallons that fell in the area.
So little relative to the trillions of gallons that fell in the area.
There is water that comes in from the Gulf that does not drop anywhere in the US. Its water taken from nobody and given to someone in need.
Just like you don't know the water is taken from one to be given to another. Hack, spit.
The weather modification was not the cause of their loss.
What gives you 100% certainty to this claim?
“”Seek help.””
I intend to “seek help”. I plan to seek help in bring these weather “modification” goons to justice. In fact, I plan to join with others demanding it.
water that comes in from the Gulf that does not drop anywhere in the US
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Really.
No where huh ?
It never rains with moisture from the Gulf
on america huh ?
Quit digging, you’re looking commie irrational with absurd comments like that.
The responsibility of what goes on in that camp was entirely on the shoulders of those who run it. That is the way human endeavor always works. You do know that the camp was warned and they chose to ignore the warning, don't you?
Good for you Sparky.
Don’t forget your tinfoil hat.
Keep trying to transfer guilt for the loss of those young ladies onto the government. Their loss is 100% upon those who ran the camp.
Just like you don’t know the water is taken from one to be given to another.
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Hey , you’re the one said it was before,
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GingisK to cuz1961
There is water that comes in from the Gulf that does not drop anywhere in the US.
Its water taken from nobody
( Not nobody moron )
and given to someone in need.
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change your mind ? Or are you just flip flopping to keep your commie fish flopping.
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“”I also heard this CEO say that the cloud seeding had nothing to do with the flood.””
Yeah... like the CEO would actually admit that his company’s cloud seeding caused the flooding that cost the lives of over 100 people with 161 still missing... so that his company could/would be sued out of existence. Think it through.
Good for you Sparky.
Don’t forget your tinfoil hat.
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Crazy cuz tin foil hat eh ?
That’s quite the substantial rebuttal right there Narrative
Control Cubicle boy
Bwa ha ha ha.
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-PJ
I don’t see the connection of you last post to anything I’ve posted. But to be clear, no, I haven’t changed my mind about anything. Cloud seeding cannot be blamed for the loss of those youngsters; for, that blame rests solely upon the people who operated the camps. Cloud seeding to get rain relief for agriculture is common and effective, and is not stealing anything.
I think it’s time to stop feeding these retard trolls.
“”Keep trying to transfer guilt for the loss of those young ladies onto the government. Their loss is 100% upon those who ran the camp.””
Nice try, but we now have proof that that is not the case. Whoever is behind the “cloud seeding” weather modification (weaponization) is also to blame. And all the intel agencies under Trump have to do is trace that all the way to the top string-pullers.
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