| 1. | An unusually strong Bermuda high has contributed to the persistent heat.
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| 2. | The Bermuda high will circulate very humid air toward the Southeast.
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| 3. | The Bermuda high will move little from its position over the western Atlanpic.
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| 4. | Meteorologists even have a name for it : the Bermuda High.
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| 5. | The Bermuda high is a " semi-permanent " weather feature.
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| 6. | This explains the Bermuda High which effects summer weather in the southeastern United States.
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| 7. | By midsummer, the burly Bermuda high has established firm footing over the eastern Atlantic.
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| 8. | A Bermuda high pressure system will circulate tropical air into the southeastern states, including Florida.
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| 9. | Its ultimate path will be shaped by the strength and position of the Bermuda high.
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| 10. | Storms can move around the Bermuda high and turn to the northeast and affect Europe.
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