Bermuda A

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The Bermuda anticyclone - called the Azores High, as well - is, or was
a permanent feature of the world climate. It's North or South location is of
great importance to Europeans, because it determines whether they will see a
cold winter, or a warmish wet one.

More interesting to America is the West or East position. If it is westerly, we will
see an ordered movement of hurricanes close to the Eastern seaboard in summer because
it pushes hurricanes to the West. If it is absent, the weaker connection will allow hurricanes to
meander in a less predictable fashion.

In effect, it is not a permanent 'feature' but a description of measured average readings.
But the effects of these figures do participate in the description of weather patterns.

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