= Ridiculously Resilient Ridge
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The Ridiculously Resilient Ridge (RRR) refers to a persistent high-pressure system in the atmosphere that can influence weather patterns, particularly in the western United States. This phenomenon gained attention starting around 2013 when it became more prominent in discussions about drought conditions and climate patterns in California and the surrounding areas. The RRR is characterized by unusually high atmospheric pressure that can remain stationary for extended periods, leading to dry, warm conditions.
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