\ _»LERs (continued) KELLOGG: affected ty rain if rain should occur, or above such 3 bearing layers. Moy would this information be of wiue to youl Yes, I think it would be, because although ene would nothmey -° the fine structure, I think that we could perhsps get an [ides about the fine structure ty just one aircraft flight as which — looking over the aircraft flights to get an ided whether there was fine structure or not. I was of impressed ty this more cr less orderly rise to a peak at sone region | fall on the other side as they pass through the region. WEXLER s But even then they grosaly mnooth cover the real fine do tax ZI widerstand, by the sampling technique, taken cover seme @ long time period. But it shows, though, that the eise of the cloudy inoludthg _ it moves through a network of the density of cur present Pedic the wings of the cloud, is large enough to be picked w ap sonde network. And ve vorld haveto foregothe fine s , ~~ and the other point I meade serlier ws thet I have a. that the fine structure on the ground in ratnout is just « reflection of the discontimitios ta the rainfall,| rather thanthe discontinuities in the air to begin with. WEILER: oe But Wil1, that fs not borne cut by these Massachusetts sanz ‘ which are, as I understand, sll reduced to the sama sncump of rain, over a sxall area in a situation supposedly m formal reine.” Denartment of Energy Histor:en’s Gffige ARCHIVES o//