No, you cannot smell cloud seeding.
Cloud seeding is a weather modification technique that aims to increase precipitation by dispersing substances into the atmosphere, like silver iodide or dry ice. These substances act as condensation nuclei, encouraging water vapor to condense and form clouds or rain.
While cloud seeding is often used to increase rainfall, it doesn't produce any noticeable scent. The substances used are dispersed in very small quantities and are quickly absorbed by the atmosphere.
The primary goal of cloud seeding is to influence the formation of precipitation, not to create a noticeable scent.
