high index

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high index [′hī ¦in‚deks]

(meteorology)

A relatively high value of the zonal index which, in middle latitudes, indicates a relatively strong westerly component of wind flow and the characteristic weather features attending such motion; a synoptic circulation pattern of this type is commonly called a high-index situation.

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