A resurfaced interview is making waves after Rainmaker CEO Augustus Doricko openly explained how weather modification works, on camera, detailing radar targeting, drone deployment, material dispersal, and real‑time tracking of precipitation. In the clip, Doricko describes operations across multiple U.S. states and explains how small inputs can result in massive downstream precipitation.
What’s drawing attention now is timing. Doricko previously said a new, more effective agent would be introduced in January 2026. An ice storm hit Texas that same month, right as questions about operational regions, methods, and oversight are being raised online. Supporters say this is established cloud seeding technology used for water management. Critics argue the scale, precision, and lack of public consent deserve far more scrutiny.
At minimum, the conversation has shifted. This isn’t speculation about whether the technology exists, it’s a debate about transparency, governance, and who decides when and where it’s used.