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(''Or'' blocking anticyclone.) Any [[high]] (''or'' [[anticyclone]]) that remains nearly stationary or moves slowly compared to the west-to-east motion "upstream" from its location, so that it effectively "blocks" the movement of [[migratory]] cyclones across its latitudes.<br/> A blocking high may comprise a smaller-scale effect than that associated with large-scale [[blocking]].<br/> | (''Or'' blocking anticyclone.) Any [[high]] (''or'' [[anticyclone]]) that remains nearly stationary or moves slowly compared to the west-to-east motion "upstream" from its location, so that it effectively "blocks" the movement of [[migratory]] cyclones across its latitudes.<br/> A blocking high may comprise a smaller-scale effect than that associated with large-scale [[blocking]].<br/> | ||
Latest revision as of 05:57, 3 September 2024
(Or blocking anticyclone.) Any high (or anticyclone) that remains nearly stationary or moves slowly compared to the west-to-east motion "upstream" from its location, so that it effectively "blocks" the movement of migratory cyclones across its latitudes.
A blocking high may comprise a smaller-scale effect than that associated with large-scale blocking.
