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CEO of Weather Modification Company Reveals Cloud Seeding Operations Were Conducted in Texas Just Two Days Before Deadly Flood QUESTION: Were Cloud seeding operation conducted before the deadly flooding in Texas? ANSWER: Yes, cloud seeding operations were conducted in Texas before the deadly floods that occurred around July 4, 2025. According to multiple sources, a cloud seeding mission was carried out by Rainmaker Technology Corp. on July 2, 2025, in south-central Texas. This was approximately two days before the catastrophic flooding in the Texas Hill Country that claimed numerous lives. The mission involved seeding two clouds, which reportedly dissipated between 3:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. CDT on the same day, over 24 hours before the National Weather Service issued flood warnings on July 4. However, experts and meteorologists, including Augustus Doricko, CEO of Rainmaker, and Houston-based meteorologist Travis Herzog, have stated that these operations did not contribute to the floods. They emphasize that cloud seeding can only enhance rainfall in existing clouds by up to 20% at most and cannot create large-scale storm systems like the one that caused the flooding. The floods were attributed to natural weather patterns, including monsoonal moisture and remnants of Tropical Storm Barry, which led to extreme rainfall.