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This document discusses methods for artificial rainmaking, which involves increasing the relative humidity surrounding the main cloud core to help initiate rain formation. Various techniques are mentioned, including seeding updrafts with substances like silver iodide to provide condensation nuclei for water vapor and using weather monitoring equipment like weather balloons, radiosondes, and Doppler radar to identify suitable storm clouds.
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