Meaning CLOSED LOW
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CLOSED LOWA low pressure area with a distinct center of cyclonic circulation which can be completely encircled by one or more isobars or height contour lines. The term usually is used to distinguish a low press [..]
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CLOSED LOWA low pressure area with a distinct center of cyclonic circulation which can be completely encircled by one or more isobars or height contour lines. The term usually is used to distinguish a low pressure area aloft from a low-pressure trough. Closed lows aloft typically are partially or completely detached from the main westerly current, and thus m [..]
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CLOSED LOWA low pressure area with a distinct center of cyclonic circulation which can be completely encircled by one or more isobars or height contour lines. The term usually is used to distinguish a low pressure area aloft from a low-pressure trough. Closed lows aloft typically are partially or completely detached from the main westerly current, and thus m [..]
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CLOSED LOWA low pressure area with a distinct center of cyclonic circulation which can be completely encircled by one or more isobars or height contour lines. The term usually is used to distinguish a low pressure area aloft from a low-pressure trough. Closed lows aloft typically are partially or completely detached from the main westerly current, and thus m [..]
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CLOSED LOWA region of low pressure distinguished by a center of counterclockwise circulation (in the Northern Hemisphere), and is surrounded by one or more isobars or height contours. Closed lows aloft (i.e., above the surface) may become disconnected from the primary westerly flow and thus progress eastward more slowly. It is important to note that a cutoff [..]
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CLOSED LOWA low pressure area with a distinct centre of cyclonic circulation which can be completely encircled by one or more isobars or height contour lines. The term is usually used to distinguish a low pressure area aloft from a low-pressure trough. Closed lows aloft typically are partially or completely detached from the main westerly current, and thus m [..]
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CLOSED LOWA low pressure area with a distinct centre of cyclonic circulation which can be completely encircled by one or more isobars or height contour lines. The term usually is used to distinguish a low press [..]
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CLOSED LOWA low pressure area with a distinct center of cyclonic circulation which can be completely encircled by one or more isobars or height contour lines. The term usually is used to distinguish a low press [..]
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CLOSED LOWA low pressure
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CLOSED LOWA low pressure area with a distinct center of cyclonic circulation which can be completely encircled by one or more isobars or height contour lines. The term usually is used to distinguish a low press [..]
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CLOSED LOWA low pressure system that is completely encircled by an isobar. or height contour lines. They often move slowly, as they displaced south of the main westerlies. Although, strictly speaking, all lows [..]
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CLOSED LOWA region of low pressure distinguished by a center of counterclockwise circulation (in the Northern Hemisphere), and is surrounded by one or more isobars or height contours. Closed lows aloft (i.e., a [..]
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CLOSED LOWA region of low pressure
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CLOSED LOWA low pressure area with a distinct center of cyclonic circulation which can be completely encircled by one or more isobars or height contour lines. The term usually is used to distinguish a low press [..]
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CLOSED LOWA region of low pressure distinguished by a center of counterclockwise circulation (in the Northern Hemisphere), and is surrounded by one or more isobars or height contours. Closed lows aloft (i.e., above the surface) may become disconnected from the primary westerly flow and thus progress eastward more slowly. It is important to note that a cutoff [..]
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