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Fuck yeah, shitloads.

First off, everything started with 'rainmaking', and the technique was first discovered in the 1940s (shocker) by a certain Bernard Vonnegut, brother of scifi novelist Kurt Vonnegut, who frequently wrote about 'weather machines' and similar that his brother developed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernard_Vonnegut

Now, before we continue, I will mention that I cant find any of my earlier cites, including the ones that place everything about a decade earlier (in the 1930s) - jews have been interested in controlling the weather since the 1800s - they would shoot blanks out of cannons at the sky too see if it would make it rain (look it up). Irving Langmuir or Bernard Vonnegut were the first to come up with something there, but I simply can't find the name of the guys who came first. Anyway,

Weather modification has been a thing ever since. They immediately caused a massive snowfall in PA (citation is 'Eli Goldston, Legal Implications for the Rain-maker' which doesn't exist anymore), a handful of floods, and started messing with hurricanes off of the coast (one of which strengthened,headed into Georgia, and killed one).

Apparently weather changed a lot in the 1950s, and the GE/military team took a lot of credit for that work publicly (with one ground-based generator in New Mexico apparently leading to changes across the entire continent). These claims of responsibility were starting to cause backlash, much as the whistleblowers in the CIA were. In 1952, there were muzzled behind a (((Naval Intelligence))) review team, and never allowed to speak publicly again, which also happens to be when the NSA was created to help compartmentalize the CIA. Ever since then, the new (((Naval Intelligence))) group claimed cloud seeding techniques failed in every test they conducted thereafter. http://www.colby.edu/sts/04_fleming_fixing.pdf

Also, they admitted using it in the Vietnam war. Also, I saved some screens of radar off the coast from the last bad hurricane season - they were definitely seeded. Seeding produces a stationary 'flash' of precipitation in the cloud - if too strong, it obliterates itself, leading to a visibly obvious 'puffing', until it 'catches'. EDIT: Can't find the videos - they were collected from a chan thread about the hurricanes. The source for the description I gave is Vonnegut himself.

Finally, this is old technology - I think I have an idea of what their latest advancement is (it was originally part 2 of my 'nobody knows why planes fly' paper), and you can actually fuck with this using drones if you like. According the Government Acct Office, you simply burn acetone with silver iodide particles in it (though the advanced techniques would require a powerful radar - though they don't talk about that): https://www.gao.gov/assets/b-100063.pdf

 

Oh man, I had stuff to do. I really didn't want to get wrapped up in this. Just know that there are tons more to this subject, both history and research, though I've been wanting to 'democratize' this for many years.

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This was posted on Gab the other day, I haven't had a chance to read it yet though. https://files.catbox.moe/f5c6kh.pdf

https://files.catbox.moe/3onkbe.gif

Weather 'round here seems to have shifted. Our weather pattern is starting to resemble that of north west of here...and south east is getting the weather we usually get. I used to photograph and keep track of chemtrails, but its just a constant now, there is no point.

Weather War 101 surprisingly hasn't been shoahed from YouTube yet. This is a good channel.

https://m.youtube.com/user/WeatherWar101

Here's a good video to start with:
https://youtu.be/4h1Zwv4cis8

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Ive not noticed similar. Making it rain on demand is entirely within human ability.
Making it rain on demand each week without fail is something I couldnt say. I suppose its possible. Especially if given the right environmental conditions.

https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/weather/summary.htm

As I understand it there are two methods. You can seed clouds some kind of salt, it makes the cloud heavier to lower the cloud or make it rain. Secondly you can seed a cloud with aluminum (not exactly aluminum but something similar) then use a radar or some sort of heat wave (think microwave oven with bigger wave length) to hear up and therefore raise the cloud. As far as I know that is it. The sun had some effect on the whole system and there is no getting around that. This means that you can make small and immediate alterations with great effort, but it's still a mystery on the macro level.

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As far as I know, which I never deeply researched, so it's unconfirmed knowledge, the tech was invented in the late 1960s, early 1970s and the inventor made to disappear.

The tech itself was described as fairly easy to setup even as a normal dude, which the inventor was.

So yeah, the tech to make it rain or make rain disperse should/could exist, but it's likely to be more beneficial to have it stay hidden.