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High pressure systems (Meteorology)

LC control no.sh 85005660
LC classificationQC880.4.H54
Topical headingHigh pressure systems (Meteorology)
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Variant(s)Anticyclones
Highs (High pressure systems)
See alsoAir masses
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Dynamic meteorology
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Found inWork cat.: 2011368405: Xi Taiping Yang fu re dai gao ya yan jiu de xin jin zhan ji qi ying yong, 2010: English translation of title (West Pacific subtropical high New Development and Applications)
Australian government bureau of meteorology (High pressure system (anticyclone), is a system of closed isobars surrounding a region of relatively high pressure. When compared with low pressure systems, highs tend to cover a greater area, move more slowly and have a longer life)
Britannica online, Jan. 12, 2018 (Anticyclone; alternate titles: High; anticyclone, any large wind system that rotates about a centre of high atmospheric pressure clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere and counterclockwise in the Southern. Its flow is the reverse of that of a cyclone (q.v.))