Cloud Seeding and Vapor Rockets in Hurricane Control

With a touch of a button, the battle begins.

On the ground, chemical cloud seeders begin to work the

two storm

areas.

Robot planes seed the clouds from above.

The storm centers over Kansas and over Labrador intensify as

seeding continues.

Now changing over to Hurricane Center H.A.

The fury of the hurricane mounts as hundred mile an hour winds lash the

sea to a foaming frenzy.

All stations sector C,

activate phase two control plan Delta.

Set vapor rockets for forty-two thousand feet.

Execute-

As an emergency measure, the controller calls for a salvo of vapor

rockets

to be fired ahead of the path the hurricane is predicted to take.

These artificial clouds will block the sun from evaporating more

water to feed the hurricane.

The reports coming into the control center indicate that the diversionary cloud

seeding over Kansas is now creating a flood danger.

Specially equipped robot aircraft are dispatched immediately to

release a high concentration of cloud seeding material into

the fringes of the storm.

Heavier seeding from the ground also helps to subdue the rain by

spreading it over a wider area.

The controller calls for another view of the hurricane, which has now moved closer

to the coast.