From high spectral resolution observations of the Fe II line at 4923.921 An
gstrom, it is shown that the star RRLyrae shows significant differences, bo
th in radial velocity and in line FWHM, from one pulsation cycle to the nex
t. Two explanations are discussed. The first one is the multiperiodic chara
cter of the pulsation (Blazhko effect) which was recently detected (Chadid
et al. 1999). In this case, the investigated variations would not be irregu
lar but multiperiodic. Nevertheless, the intensity of the multiplet compone
nts seem too weak to fully reproduce the amplitude of the observed "irregul
arities''. The second mechanism is a dynamical interaction between the high
est atmospheric layers and the deepest ones, which are traversed by strong
outward shock waves. Nevertheless, because it is known that the shock wave
intensities are modulated by the Blazhko effect, it is not excluded that th
e multiperiodic behavior of the pulsation can be in part at the origin of t
he observed variations. New observations an required to determine the exact
intensity value of all components. A comparison with a non-Blazhko star wo
uld be helpful.