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WMO Statement on Weather Modification

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Investigation

Can HAARP control weather on demand?

Challenges

HAARP documentation states that its transmissions are not significantly absorbed in weather-producing atmospheric layers, while WMO assessments distinguish limited cloud modification from control of major weather systems.

Investigation

Do governments possess operational weather-control technology far beyond cloud seeding?

Challenges

The same WMO assessment emphasizes the physical limits of technology and does not support operational control capable of creating major rain systems, redirecting large wind fields or eliminating severe weather on demand.

Qualifies

The World Meteorological Organization recognizes real weather-modification practices such as cloud seeding under suitable local conditions.

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