Definition of Bermuda High in US English:

Bermuda High

noun

Meteorology

A semipermanent area of high pressure located over Bermuda in summer and fall that steers many storm systems westward across the Atlantic.
Compare with Azores High
Example sentencesExamples
- The Bermuda High can stretch more than 2,000 miles across and rise thousands of feet into the atmosphere.
- The jet stream also aided the Bermuda High in steering major storm systems well to the north of Virginia.
- If the Bermuda High occurs north and west of its normal location, drought can occur.
- The Bermuda High is an area of high pressure that forms over the Atlantic Ocean during the hurricane season.
- Tropical storms typically form south of the Bermuda High and move westward.

Definition of Bermuda High in US English:

Bermuda High

noun

Meteorology

A semipermanent area of high pressure located over Bermuda in summer and fall that steers many storm systems westward across the Atlantic.
Compare with Azores High
Example sentencesExamples
- Tropical storms typically form south of the Bermuda High and move westward.
- The jet stream also aided the Bermuda High in steering major storm systems well to the north of Virginia.
- The Bermuda High is an area of high pressure that forms over the Atlantic Ocean during the hurricane season.
- The Bermuda High can stretch more than 2,000 miles across and rise thousands of feet into the atmosphere.
- If the Bermuda High occurs north and west of its normal location, drought can occur.

单词	Bermuda High
释义	Definition of Bermuda High in US English: Bermuda High noun Meteorology A semipermanent area of high pressure located over Bermuda in summer and fall that steers many storm systems westward across the Atlantic. Compare with Azores High Example sentencesExamples The Bermuda High can stretch more than 2,000 miles across and rise thousands of feet into the atmosphere. The jet stream also aided the Bermuda High in steering major storm systems well to the north of Virginia. If the Bermuda High occurs north and west of its normal location, drought can occur. The Bermuda High is an area of high pressure that forms over the Atlantic Ocean during the hurricane season. Tropical storms typically form south of the Bermuda High and move westward. Definition of Bermuda High in US English: Bermuda High noun Meteorology A semipermanent area of high pressure located over Bermuda in summer and fall that steers many storm systems westward across the Atlantic. Compare with Azores High Example sentencesExamples Tropical storms typically form south of the Bermuda High and move westward. The jet stream also aided the Bermuda High in steering major storm systems well to the north of Virginia. The Bermuda High is an area of high pressure that forms over the Atlantic Ocean during the hurricane season. The Bermuda High can stretch more than 2,000 miles across and rise thousands of feet into the atmosphere. If the Bermuda High occurs north and west of its normal location, drought can occur.
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