July 5th between midnight and daybreak, a massive flood event occurred. Due to huge amounts of rain pouring into the Hill Country centered around Kerrville and surrounding areas the Guadalupe River overflowed its banks. The river rose nearly 30 feet above the flood bank in less than an hour. Due to people sleeping, many alerts went unnoticed. Hundreds of people were caught off-guard. Numerous camps operate along the Guadalupe River and those summer camps were full of children. Miraculously, 850 flood victims have been recovered, However the number of those who died continues to rise, currently 59 dead and still 21 young girls are unaccounted for. I found out that the state of Texas agreed to a contract in 2024 which will last for 4 years. The project (see details in the link below) will be SEEDING silver iodide and other compounds into our atmosphere to enhance more rain. The area in their focus - Kerrville and surrounding area.

https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/weather/summary.htm

Save the Children!!! God Bless the Children!!!

Excerpt from Texas TDRL website:
"Each of the cloud seeding projects uses specially-equipped aircraft designed to place seeding materials (in the form of pyrotechnic devices, or flares, containing silver iodide and other compounds) into convective towers (turrets of growing thunderstorms) to induce them to expand and process more atmospheric water. The seeding is achieved by burning flares either mounted on the wings of single and twin-engine aircraft or held in racks, and dropped (ejected), from the underside of the aircraft fuselage. Pilots in the aircraft are directed to convective clouds believed by the meteorologist to be treatable with the seeding agent. Timing and targeting are the two critical factors in successful seeding of young thunderstorms. The concerted efforts of both pilot(s) and meteorologist are designed to give the growing cloud a “nudge” to enable it to be more efficient in the way it uses available cloud droplets to grow raindrops.

Maybe Texas will ban geoengineering and cloudseeding too?