It was brought to my attention that Texas had (?) a contract with a company called Rainmakers or a similar name. It ws cloud seeding-weather manipulation.

there was a job, was, for alerting of floods and such, but this person was offered to take an early retirement ($$) and leave the job early.  No one replaced that job position, so it was mentioned on Coast-t-coast, last evening.

Well, we get bits and pieces, of news,  We shall see?  

It was brought to my attention that Texas had (?) a contract with a company called Rainmakers or a similar name. It ws cloud seeding-weather manipulation.

there was a job, was, for alerting of floods and such, but this person was offered to take an early retirement ($$) and leave the job early.  No one replaced that job position, so it was mentioned on Coast-t-coast, last evening.

Well, we get bits and pieces, of news,  We shall see? 

100 percent weather manipulation. "GEE we haven't seen ANYTHING like this". Yea because it never happened before they started messing with weather. It's for real, and they will kill people to get their psy ops underway. You are really dealing with next level evil right now.

100 percent weather manipulation. "GEE we haven't seen ANYTHING like this". Yea because it never happened before they started messing with weather. It's for real, and they will kill people to get their psy ops underway. You are really dealing with next level evil right now.

Just like the fires in Petaluma, Lahina, Palisades. 15 minute cities.

Yea because it never happened before they started messing with weather.

Actually, it has happened before. Quite a few times. What was unique about this one is (a) time of day and (b) holiday weekend. All of those visiting the area for the holiday would have had very little idea that this type of flooding is even possible. The speed of the rainfall was rare, but a local meteorologist said that the weather pattern was geared up for a "rain bomb" a couple of days before it happened. The "rain bomb" hit our location on Saturday and we got 10+ inches in a couple of hours, but it was the middle of the day, so much less of a surprise.

Update today is that there's 173 people still missing on top of the 109 already recovered deceased.

The real question isn't about the flooding itself, the area has a history of flash flooding, but rather why were so many people caught off guard? The hill country in Texas and other areas south of there have had events like this since well before cell phone warnings were the primary communication, but never so many deaths. For example, in 2002 Comfort, TX (basically the same place) saw over 40" of rain in a week which flowed down river and exceeded the capacity of the dam which controls the flow of water into New Braunfels. 48,000 homes were damaged or destroyed, but only 12 fatalities. I don't know the answer but I have noticed that whomever owns the HTR RV park hasn't shown their face on the news. The lady that owns the RV park literally next door successfully evacuated everyone except one family and has been interviewed numerous times. I guess all it takes is 5 years of drought for many to forget what flash flooding can do.

Here's the post from June 30 that I mentioned before. This guy is retired, so I don't know if any actual news stations were saying the same thing or not.

This is the only perspective that matters in this entire thread.

What's up with the virtue-signaling?
Of COURSE we should all be concerned about and praying for the victims.
Is this an effort to stop discussion of possible government involvement via well-docuмented weather control capabilities or other means?

More lives will be lost if the underlying source of this abnormal event is not thoroughly reserached and exposed. Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.

More lives will be lost if the underlying source of this abnormal event is not thoroughly reserached and exposed. Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.

Yes, this is a story of learning from the past, but it has nothing to do with weather modification. The Guadalupe River rose from under 5' to over 45' in 1978 and killed 33 people. Officially there were floods worse than that in 1869 and 1900. I'm not sure how much I trust the accuracy of those depth records, but those major floods did happen. Were all of these events weather manipulation or just part of the normal pattern?

The problem with blaming the government is it makes people feel sympathetic for the owners of the RV parks and camps that failed to evacuate their residents or even warn them of the danger at all.