Kõrgrõhuperioodide
Kõrgrõhuperioodid, often referred to as high-pressure periods or anticyclones, are significant meteorological phenomena characterized by atmospheric pressure above the surrounding areas. Within a high-pressure system, air tends to sink, which inhibits cloud formation and leads to generally stable and fair weather conditions. This sinking motion warms the air adiabatically, further reducing the likelihood of precipitation.
During a kõrgrõhuperiood, winds typically circulate in a clockwise direction in the Northern Hemisphere and counter-clockwise