Damien's recipe for cloud includes everything but one ingredient: dust. Without dust (or smoke, soot, even industrial air pollution) the humidity has nothing to stick to. Artificial cloud-seeding works by providing dust for moisture to condense on, and form heavy droplets. Presently, we rely on the windswept deserts for that crucial airbourne dust. If we continue to stabilize these deserts for our agriculture, we must artificially provide dust or... NO RAIN.
It's a self-balancing system. Warming dries marginal land, which gives rise to dust in the upper atmosphere. Warming also increases evaporation. Water vapour + dust = cloud. Cloud blocks sunlight, curbing warming.
We just need to conserve enough desert surface, and a safety margin of semi-desert. Perhaps in the future, we will find ways to promote dust storms.