| 31. | A few islands 700 miles east of the Carolinas lends its name to a prominent summer weather system, the Bermuda high.
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| 32. | An island chain 700 miles east of the Carolinas lends its name to a prominent summer weather system, the Bermuda high.
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| 33. | This time, with Hurricane Frances, the Bermuda high has been stretched westward for most of the past week almost into Tennessee.
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| 34. | Yes, because probably during the weekend the jet stream will push away the Bermuda high causing the current hot, muggy weather.
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| 35. | The Bermuda high that usually shows up early in springtime to provide cloudless days will probably be supressed by El Nino,
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| 36. | If Isabel, the trough, and the Bermuda High were all that was out there, figuring out the possible combinations would be easier.
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| 37. | The storm moved roughly northward under the influence of the Bermuda High to the east and a low pressure area over Mexico.
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| 38. | Until then, Bertha had been moving on a west-northwest course, riding on the clockwise circulation of steering winds around the Bermuda high.
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| 39. | A typical hurricane moves west along the southern part of the Bermuda high before veering to the north along its western flank.
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| 40. | A group of tiny islands 700 miles east of the Carolinas lends its name to a prominent summer weather system, the Bermuda high.
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