  The Weibull parametrization of the multiplicity distribution is used to
describe the multidimensional local fluctuations and genuine multiparticle
correlations measured by OPAL in the large statistics $e^{+}e^{-} \to Z^{0} \to
hadrons$ sample. The data are found to be well reproduced by the Weibull model
up to higher orders. The Weibull predictions are compared to the predictions by
the two other models, namely by the negative binomial and modified negative
binomial distributions which mostly failed to fit the data. The Weibull
regularity, which is found to reproduce the multiplicity distributions along
with the genuine correlations, looks to be the optimal model to describe the
multiparticle production process.
