All across Colorado, teams of cloud seeders keep watch over the winter months, looking for the right conditions to make water.
Snow, to be precise.
But the temperature, moisture levels and wind conditions have to be just right before those seeders, up to 25 of them at any given time, can get to work, Andrew Rickert, manager of Colorado’s Weather Modification Program, said.
“It’s a very fine line we’re walking,” Rickert said.
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