When the tin foil hat crowd sees one of these airplanes, we’re sure they’re sure it’s proof that chem trails are a real thing. But hey, it’s just cloudseeding, which is a real thing, especially in the arid west where every little drop of rain counts. In this AVweb video, Paul Bertorelli interviews cloudseeding pilot Humberto Vivanco about how to squeeze rain out of clouds.
Chem Trails Revealed! OK, Cloudseeding
Key Takeaways:
- Cloudseeding is a real weather modification technique, often mistakenly associated with "chem trails" theories.
- It is primarily utilized in arid regions, such as the American West, to induce rainfall.
- The accompanying video features an interview with cloudseeding pilot Humberto Vivanco, explaining how to generate rain from clouds.
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