Beaufort High atmospheric pressure system

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The Beaufort High atmospheric pressure system is a persistent high-pressure area over the Beaufort Sea that strongly influences Arctic wind patterns, sea ice circulation, and freshwater storage.

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Beaufort High atmospheric pressure system canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf atmospheric pressure system ⓘ
climate feature ⓘ
high-pressure system ⓘ
affects Arctic freshwater budget ⓘ
distribution of Arctic sea ice thickness ⓘ
export of sea ice through the Fram Strait ⓘ
regional Arctic climate ⓘ
surface air temperature patterns in the Beaufort Sea region ⓘ
associatedWith Arctic Ocean freshwater dome ⓘ
linked to: Beaufort Gyre

Beaufort Gyre ⓘ
anticyclonic circulation regime in the Arctic Ocean ⓘ
sea level pressure anomalies over the Beaufort Sea ⓘ
drives Ekman convergence in the Beaufort Gyre ⓘ
anticyclonic sea ice motion ⓘ
clockwise wind patterns over the Beaufort Sea ⓘ
hasCharacteristic anticyclonic ⓘ
persistent ⓘ
quasi-stationary ⓘ
hasEffectOn distribution of low-salinity surface waters in the Arctic ⓘ
potential freshwater export to the North Atlantic ⓘ
storage of river runoff in the Arctic Ocean ⓘ
implicatedIn changes in Arctic freshwater storage under climate change ⓘ
interannual variability of Arctic sea ice extent ⓘ
influences Arctic wind patterns ⓘ
Beaufort Gyre circulation ⓘ
linked to: Beaufort Gyre

freshwater accumulation in the Beaufort Gyre ⓘ
freshwater storage in the Arctic Ocean ⓘ
sea ice circulation ⓘ
sea ice drift ⓘ
surface ocean currents in the Beaufort Sea ⓘ
locatedIn Arctic ⓘ
linked to: Arctic region

Arctic Ocean ⓘ
Beaufort Sea region ⓘ
measuredBy atmospheric circulation indices ⓘ
reanalysis datasets ⓘ
sea level pressure observations ⓘ
partOf Arctic atmospheric circulation ⓘ
Northern Hemisphere climate system ⓘ
relatedTo Arctic Oscillation ⓘ
Pacific Decadal Oscillation ⓘ
large-scale Northern Hemisphere circulation patterns ⓘ
studiedIn Arctic climate research ⓘ
ocean–atmosphere interaction studies ⓘ
sea ice dynamics studies ⓘ
typicalSeasonality present in multiple seasons ⓘ
strongest in winter ⓘ

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Beaufort Gyre → drivingForce → Beaufort High atmospheric pressure system ⓘ