The Meteorological Monographs, published by the American Meteorological Society, is a serial publication that serves as a platform for original papers, survey articles, and other materials in meteorology and related fields. It is intended for content that is better suited for monograph form than for journal articles. The monographs can consist of a single paper or a group of papers focusing on a single general topic. The publication is edited by J. Murray Mitchell, Jr., with associate editors from various universities and research institutions. The technical editor is John R. Gerhardt, and the assistant technical editor is Carmela A. Poce. Manuscripts for the Meteorological Monographs should be submitted directly to the editor, Dr. J. Murray Mitchell, and must be in English. They must be complete, typewritten, and follow specific formatting guidelines, including double spacing and wide margins. The manuscript should include a title page, abstract, references, and legends, among other components. Illustrations should be in final form and accompany the manuscript. The monograph "On the Distribution and Continuity of Water Substance in Atmospheric Circulations" by Edwin Kessler, published in November 1969, explores the distribution and continuity of water substance in atmospheric circulations. It presents a theoretical framework for understanding the formation of clouds and precipitation, focusing on microphysical processes and their interactions with wind fields. The study includes detailed mathematical models, numerical solutions, and applications to observations, providing insights into the dynamics of precipitation and cloud formation.The Meteorological Monographs, published by the American Meteorological Society, is a serial publication that serves as a platform for original papers, survey articles, and other materials in meteorology and related fields. It is intended for content that is better suited for monograph form than for journal articles. The monographs can consist of a single paper or a group of papers focusing on a single general topic. The publication is edited by J. Murray Mitchell, Jr., with associate editors from various universities and research institutions. The technical editor is John R. Gerhardt, and the assistant technical editor is Carmela A. Poce. Manuscripts for the Meteorological Monographs should be submitted directly to the editor, Dr. J. Murray Mitchell, and must be in English. They must be complete, typewritten, and follow specific formatting guidelines, including double spacing and wide margins. The manuscript should include a title page, abstract, references, and legends, among other components. Illustrations should be in final form and accompany the manuscript. The monograph "On the Distribution and Continuity of Water Substance in Atmospheric Circulations" by Edwin Kessler, published in November 1969, explores the distribution and continuity of water substance in atmospheric circulations. It presents a theoretical framework for understanding the formation of clouds and precipitation, focusing on microphysical processes and their interactions with wind fields. The study includes detailed mathematical models, numerical solutions, and applications to observations, providing insights into the dynamics of precipitation and cloud formation.