Anticyclogenesis: Difference between revisions

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Any strengthening or development of anticyclonic circulation in the atmosphere; the opposite of anticyclolysis.

This applies to the development of anticyclonic circulation (or the initial appearance of a high) where previously it was nonexistent, as well as to intensification of existing anticyclonic flow. The most common application of this term is to the formation of a new anticyclone. Care should be taken, however, to distinguish the increase in anticyclonic circulation from the increase in atmospheric pressure (filling), although they usually occur simultaneously.
Compare cyclogenesis.

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+|Meaning=Any strengthening or [[development]] of [[anticyclonic circulation]] in the [[atmosphere]];  the opposite of [[anticyclolysis]].
-Any strengthening or [[development]] of [[anticyclonic circulation]] in the [[atmosphere]];  the opposite of [[anticyclolysis]].<br/> This applies to the development of anticyclonic circulation (or the initial appearance of a [[high]])  where previously it was nonexistent, as well as to [[intensification]] of existing [[anticyclonic]] flow.  The most common application of this term is to the formation of a new [[anticyclone]]. Care should  be taken, however, to distinguish the increase in anticyclonic circulation from the increase in  [[atmospheric pressure]] ([[filling]]), although they usually occur simultaneously. <br/>''Compare'' [[cyclogenesis]].
+|Explanation=This applies to the development of anticyclonic circulation (or the initial appearance of a [[high]])  where previously it was nonexistent, as well as to [[intensification]] of existing [[anticyclonic]] flow.  The most common application of this term is to the formation of a new [[anticyclone]]. Care should  be taken, however, to distinguish the increase in anticyclonic circulation from the increase in  [[atmospheric pressure]] ([[filling]]), although they usually occur simultaneously. <br/>''Compare'' [[cyclogenesis]].
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