It wasn't due to him that there was a drought, but the hail damage mitigation system is not effective either.

The National Hail Mitigation System in Hungary, known as Jéger, has been criticized for its ineffectiveness and is not responsible for the recent drought. A study by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences concluded that Jéger does not significantly impact hail damage or precipitation amounts. The system operates by dispersing silver iodide to reduce hail size but has shown limited effectiveness. The committee found no evidence of silver accumulation in the soil from Jéger's operations. They recommend regulatory changes for weather modification systems to ensure scientific validation and accountability. The drought is attributed to the region's climate characteristics, not the Jéger system.