Discussion
All of the following must be true for a glaciogenic seeding operation to have any chance of success EXCEPT
Answer: A
Correct answer: the cloud is already producing heavy precipitation
A cloud already precipitating heavily has nothing to gain: its water is already being converted. Seeding is plausible only where the process is limited by a shortage of ice nuclei, so supercooled water must be present, the temperature must be below the agent’s threshold, and the agent must actually reach it.
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