Weather modification in Texas history dates to 1880s era
Texas weather modification stretches back to the 1880s with U S Department of Agriculture backed experiments by General R G Dyrenforth using balloons to drop explosives into clouds to induce rain. Subsequent trials through 1970s 80s covered Post City kites silver iodide seeding and drought relief programs across West Texas Hale Floyd Bailey and Lamb counties San Angelo Big Spring and other districts.
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High Plains
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Post City
Post
Davis Mountains
Jeff Davis County
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Texas Supreme Court
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Floyd
Bailey
Lamb
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West
San Angelo
Port Aransas
Central
Oklahoma
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
BuRec
Southwest Cooperative Program
Twin Buttes
Fisher
Colorado River
Big Spring
Snyder
Lake Spence
Lake Thomas
Lake Ivie
Borden
Scurry
Howard
Mitchell
Network of thirty rainfall stations in Terry County
The South Plains Water District installs a network of thirty rain gauges across Terry County to collect monthly precipitation data. The effort aims to document rainfall variability and assess cloud seeding impacts, noting long-standing local record keeping and the value of finer spatial data over broad regional averages.
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South Plains Water District
Terry County
West
Texas
Water District
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