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Can a new technology help a Northwest Colorado river basin ‘fuel’ clouds to increase snow, rainfall?
The one-year pilot will test whether a ground-based ionization system can boost snowfall and rain across nearly 200,000 acres, officials said.
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Can a new technology help a Northwest Colorado river basin ‘fuel’ clouds to increase snow, rainfall?
Starting this winter, a new weather enhancement pilot program is planning to test whether a new technology can increase snowpack and rainfall across just shy of 200,000 acres of Northwest Colorado’s Flat Tops
Rain Enhancement Technologies’ Upper Yampa Weather Enhancement Pilot Advances Toward Final Permit Approval After Colorado Public Hearing: Installation in Colorado’s Flat Tops targeted for November to enhance snowpack this
Click the link to read the release on the Rain Enhancement Technologies website (Neal Stein and Linda Maynard): More coverage on The Aspen Times website (Ali Longwell). Here’s an excerpt: Octobe 26, 2026 The one-year pilot, which is funded by a $100,000 grant from the Colorado Water Conservation Board to the Upper Yampa Water Conservancy … Continue reading Rain Enhancement Technologies’ Upper Yampa Weather Enhancement Pilot Advances Toward Final…
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