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Map showing the North Atlantic between Africa and Central America focusing on the Azores High next to the Canary Uskands off the coast of NW Africa. Explanation: "Azores high, also called Bermuda high, Azores anticyclone, or Bermuda-Azores high, large persistent atmospheric high-pressure centre that develops over the subtropical region of the eastern North Atlantic Ocean during the winter and spring seasons in the Northern Hemisphere. It is a subtropical high-pressure cell that moves westward during the summer and fall, when it is known as the Bermuda high. The Bermuda high is often associated with warm humid weather in the eastern United States during the summer months." Source: https://www.britannica.com/science/Azores-high

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Map showing the North Atlantic between Africa and Central America focusing on the Azores High next to the Canary Uskands off the coast of NW Africa. Explanation: "Azores high, also called Bermuda high, Azores anticyclone, or Bermuda-Azores high, large persistent atmospheric high-pressure centre that develops over the subtropical region of the eastern North Atlantic Ocean during the winter and spring seasons in the Northern Hemisphere. It is a subtropical high-pressure cell that moves westward during the summer and fall, when it is known as the Bermuda high. The Bermuda high is often associated with warm humid weather in the eastern United States during the summer months." Source: https://www.britannica.com/science/Azores-high
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HistoPol (histopol@mastodon.social)'s status on Friday, 21-Jul-2023 05:38:09 JST HistoPol

@MichaelEMann
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...surface temperatures 👉affect rainfall and storms in #Brazil, #India, the #Sahel region of #Africa, and the southwestern #UnitedStates. The higher temperatures also help to strengthen storms that form in the eastern Atlantic and eventually spawn #hurricanes, scientists say." (2)
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The #meteorological theory behind the #SaharanDust reduction goes as follows:
"...a semi-permanent high-pressure system dubbed the “#AzoresHigh,” may be one cause..."

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