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<br />38. <br /> <br />1 <br /> <br />MR. MORAN: Anything else? <br /> <br />2 <br /> <br />MRS. FARHAR: Could you clarify the meaning of lines <br /> <br />3 A and B again to the target area map? <br /> <br />4 <br /> <br />THE WITNESS: A, the area inside A, is a part outside <br /> <br />5 the target that would be least effected of the identified <br /> <br />6 area, and B would be actually an area, for example, if <br /> <br />7 you are not more than five miles outside of the target <br /> <br />8 boundary there, the increases would be almost as much <br /> <br />9 as in the target, so all we've tried to do here is indicate <br /> <br />10 by the area, the white area, in other words, not including <br /> <br />11 the target, would be effected more than the area within A, <br /> <br />12 and also outside of B. <br /> <br />13 <br /> <br />MRS. FARHAR: Okay. I would also like to know what <br /> <br />14 percentage of precipitation increase you feel you developed <br /> <br />15 during a winter season. <br /> <br />16 <br /> <br />THE WITNESS: Based on the nine years, our estimate <br /> <br />17 is fourteen percent. Now, this we feel is very conservative, <br /> <br />18 looking at each individual year. <br /> <br />19 It has ranged from what we feel would be about <br /> <br />20 five to thirty, so we're talking about an average. We're <br /> <br />21 not talking about increases that you might expect to get <br /> <br />22 based on one individual storm or one individual cloud. <br /> <br />23 Because, you see, lots of statemints turn out where <br /> <br />24 they give increases talking about one hundred to two hundred <br /> <br />25 percent, but when you really check, you find out that it was <br /> <br />SUZANNE M. CLAAR <br />CE~T1FIED SHORTHAND REPORTER <br />