Bermuda High: a subtropical anticyclone that occurs over the North Atlantic Ocean.
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Bermuda High: The semi-permanent, subtropical anticyclone located over the western North Atlantic Ocean at about 30°N.
Bermuda High - The semipermanent atmospheric subtropical anticyclone (high pressure system) over the North Atlantic Ocean, so named especially when it is located in the western part of the ocean, near Bermuda (near 30° N).
Bermuda High - Name given the subtropical high in the North Atlantic during the summer when it is centered near the island of Bermuda.
Bermuda High A semi-permanent, subtropical area of high pressure in the North Atlantic Ocean off the East Coast of North America that migrates east and west with varying central pressure. Depending on the season, it has different names.
BERMUDA HIGH: An area of high pressure centered over the western Atlantic Ocean. This weather system produces a southerly wind which often moves warm, humid air into the Northeast.
Bermuda High - It's a weather system that often dominates the eastern United States during the summer. A semi-permanent subtropical high-pressure system over the North Atlantic Ocean brings in warm and humid air for many days or weeks at a time.
The Bermuda high, area of high pressure located over the western North Atlantic Ocean and can also be taken as a westward extension of the Azores high.
Alternate term for Bermuda High - a semi-permanent, subtropical area of high pressure in the North Atlantic Ocean off the East Coast of North America that migrates east and west with varying central pressure.
Examples include the Icelandic Low and the Bermuda High in the North Atlantic. SEVERE WEATHER Generally, any destructive weather event, but usually applies to localized storms, such as blizzards, intense thunderstorms, or tornadoes.
An analysis of atmospheric conditions for the summer of 1993 showed a stationary high pressure system, also known as the Bermuda High, centered much closer to the United States than normally observed for that time of year.
In the summer, permanent highs form in the North Atlantic (the Azores-Bermuda high) and the North Pacific (the Hawaiian high) with pressures around 1025 mb.
Then the Azores or Bermuda High becomes the dominate weather feature in the North Atlantic.
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The main centers of action in the Northern Hemisphere are the Icelandic low, the Aleutian low, the Azores high and/or Bermuda high, the Pacific high, the Siberian high (in winter), and the Asiatic low (in summer).
Citizens of the United States are aware of the Bermuda High, which Europeans call the Azores High. It is a large high which brings fair weather over much of the North Atlantic ocean.
Subtropical high A semipermanent high in the subtropical high-pressure belt centered near 30° latitude. The Bermuda high is located over the Atlantic Ocean off the east coast of North America.
For the next three days, there is a chance of rain and highs will reach the upper 70s to 80 degrees. The warm front is caused by what is called a Bermuda high -- a high pressure system pumping warm, moist air in from the Atlantic Coast, he said.
area of high pressure in the North Pacific Ocean. It is strongest in the Northern Hemispheric summer and is displaced towards the equator during the winter when the Aleutian Low becomes more dominate. Related terms: Azores High and the Bermuda High ...
During the summer, it is weaker, less intense, and might divide into two parts, one west of Iceland, the other over the Davis Strait between Greenland and Baffin Island. Then the Azores or Bermuda High becomes the dominate weather feature in the ...
Comparable systems are the Azores High and the Bermuda High.North WallThe north side boundary of the Gulf Stream generally extending northeast from Cape Hatteras where the Gulf Stream turns northeast.
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