How Does Rainmaker Make Rain And Snow?
Despite the name Rainmaker, the company mostly makes snow. Many clouds over the United States never naturally precipitate, so drones fly into them and release silver iodide dust. Small drops of water freeze onto the silver iodide into big snowflakes, then fall as snow or melt back into rain.
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