No one creates or steers hurricanes or tornadoes etc. The technology doesn't exist.

The claim consists of two core factual assertions: first, that no one creates hurricanes or tornadoes, and second, that the technology to steer or control them does not exist. Extensive evidence from authoritative meteorological and scientific sources confirms both points. Hurricanes and tornadoes form naturally due to complex atmospheric and oceanic conditions without human intervention.noaa.govnoaa.govFact check: Debunking weather modification claimsbbc.combbc.comFalse claims about Hurricane Milton's origins spread online

Multiple fact-checks by NOAA, FactCheck. Org, and other reputable organizations explicitly state that no technology currently exists to create or steer such storms.noaa.govnoaa.govFact check: Debunking weather modification claims While some historical weather modification projects like Project Cirrus in the 1940s attempted limited hurricane modification, these efforts were inconclusive and did not result in reliable control or steering capabilities.factcheck.orgfactcheck.orgBaseless Claims Proliferate on Hurricanes and Weather Modification

Modern scientific consensus holds that the immense energy involved in hurricanes, equivalent to multiple nuclear bombs released every 20 minutes, makes any practical manipulation infeasible with current technology.pbs.orgpbs.org'If meteorologists could stop hurricanes, we would.' Here's why humans still... Although cloud seeding can influence precipitation locally, it does not extend to controlling large-scale storm systems like hurricanes or tornadoes. The claim is consistent with the latest scientific understanding and debunks conspiracy theories suggesting government or other entities create or steer storms for political or other purposes.