Bermuda High

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Bermuda High is a semi-permanent subtropical high-pressure system over the western North Atlantic that strongly influences summer weather patterns, including heat and humidity along the U.S. East Coast and the steering of tropical cyclones.

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instanceOf atmospheric circulation feature
semi-permanent pressure system
subtropical high-pressure system
affects Caribbean weather patterns
Gulf of Mexico weather patterns
North Atlantic trade winds
position and strength of the jet stream over the North Atlantic
alsoKnownAs Azores High (western lobe) NERFINISHED
characterizedBy clockwise circulation in the Northern Hemisphere
persistent high sea-level pressure
subsiding air
suppression of cloud formation near its center
climateRole influences interannual variability of summer climate in eastern North America
key component of North Atlantic climate system
modulates Atlantic hurricane season activity
extendsToward Caribbean Sea during strong phases
Gulf of Mexico during strong phases
eastern United States during strong phases
hasEffect can block cold fronts from reaching the southeastern United States in summer
can contribute to drought in the southeastern United States when positioned farther west
can contribute to increased rainfall in the eastern United States when positioned farther east
can direct tropical cyclones toward the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico
can direct tropical cyclones toward the U.S. East Coast
can enhance heat index values along the U.S. East Coast
can steer tropical cyclones away from land into the open Atlantic
hemisphere Northern Hemisphere NERFINISHED
influences Atlantic tropical cyclone tracks
heat along the U.S. East Coast
heat waves in the eastern United States
humidity along the U.S. East Coast
moisture transport from the Atlantic into North America
precipitation patterns in the southeastern United States
steering of Atlantic hurricanes
steering of Atlantic tropical storms
summer monsoon-like flow into the southeastern United States
summer weather patterns over the eastern United States
locatedIn North Atlantic subtropical region NERFINISHED
western North Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
oceanBasin North Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
partOf North Atlantic subtropical high NERFINISHED
pressureType high pressure
relatedTo Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation NERFINISHED
Azores High NERFINISHED
North Atlantic Oscillation NERFINISHED
typicalSeason boreal summer
early autumn
late spring

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