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Azores high

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Azores high [′ā‚zȯrz ′hī]
(meteorology)
The semipermanent subtropical high over the North Atlantic Ocean, especially when it is located over the eastern part of the ocean; when in the western part of the Atlantic, it becomes the Bermuda high.


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The secondary influence comes from the Azores high pressure cell in summer and from the African low pressure cell in winter.
The weather in Scotland is highly influenced by a semi-permanent pressure system called the Icelandic Low, and that in Morocco by another called the Azores High.
Bahrain Team Pindar faced windy conditions as Thompson made his way towards the Azores High, which is now just 400 miles ahead of him.
 
 
 
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