The south-west of England enjoys a favoured location, particularly in summer, when the Azores High extends its influence north-eastwards towards the UK.
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The southwest of England has a favoured location with respect to the Azores high pressure when it extends its influence northeastwards towards the UK, particularly in summer.
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After reaching peak intensity on September 8, Carrie began to gradually weaken due to a decreasing pressure gradient caused by a trough that had cut through the Azores High.
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South of Cap Blanc, upwelling is limited to winter and spring due to the northward migration of the Azores high during summer, which is responsible for driving equatorward winds.
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Weather conditions can be unpredictable at the end of the season, but in midsummer when the area is dominated by the Azores high, the seas can be very flat.
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The south-west of England has a favoured location with respect to the Azores high pressure when it extends its influence north-eastwards towards the UK, particularly in summer.
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The climate of South West England has a favoured location with respect to the Azores high pressure when it extends its influence north-eastwards towards the British Isles, particularly in summer.
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For example, extensions of the Azores high pressure may bring about anticyclonic gloom during the winter because they are warmed at the base and trap moisture as they move over the warmer oceans.
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One of these patterns is the air pressure difference between the Arctic and mid-latitudes : the so-called Arctic oscillation with the Azores highs and Iceland lows known from the weather reports.
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Still moving northwestward due to the influence of the Azores High, the hurricane came within 10 mi ( 15 km ) of the US East Coast before recurving towards the northeast out to sea.
