Antisykloneja
Antisykloneja, commonly referred to as anticyclones, are large-scale high-pressure systems in the Earth's atmosphere. They are characterized by subsiding air that suppresses cloud formation, leading to generally clear skies and stable weather over large areas. In the Northern Hemisphere, the winds around an anticyclone circulate clockwise, while in the Southern Hemisphere the circulation is counterclockwise. The central air pressure is higher than in surrounding areas.
Anticyclones form through the subsidence of air in the upper troposphere, adiabatic warming, and the establishment
Antisykloneja interact with surrounding weather by guiding moisture away from the interior of continents and altering