Cloud seeding is discussed more often than it is explained. These pieces describe how the work is actually done — what makes a storm a candidate, what a drone mission involves, how delivery methods compare, and what records a program should produce. We write conservatively and stay inside what the science and our own operating practice support.
If you are new to the subject, read what cloud seeding is first, then how we determine if a storm is seedable. If you are evaluating a program for a district or a resort, start with the comparison of delivery methods and mission reporting.
If you manage a watershed, a resort, or a water supply portfolio and want to understand whether drone-based cloud seeding fits your conditions, get in touch.