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SE 164-81
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of the aircraft in Clark County there is some farm land and clearings
which stands under dense timber in parts in which stands
the undergrowth is heavy. There is a ridge line running north
and south on the east side of the search area.
Information secured concerning weather conditions
on the night of the hijacking from the Portland International
Airport Weather Service reflect that winds at 7,000 feet
along the flight path of the aircraft were blowing from the
west and were from 25 to 30 knots. Investigation on the
ground in the search area reflects that weather conditions
were a wind blowing from the west and a light misty rain
falling with wind velocity 10 to 15 knots. Further information
from this weather service reflects a ceiling of 5,000 feet.
At 3,500 feet medium to heavy cloud cover and at 1,500 feet
occasional sighting of the ground.