Question

no. the bermuda high is not big enough to force this hurricane into the gulf of mexico. here is a pressure map showing an already developed hurricane. notice the isobars and patterns of air pressure. which track do you think this hurricane is most likely to follow? track a track c track d submit

Explanation:

Hurricanes are steered by large - scale wind patterns and pressure systems. Since the Bermuda High is not big enough to force the hurricane, the hurricane is likely to be influenced by other pressure and wind patterns in the region. Typically, hurricanes move along the paths of least resistance in the pressure field.

Answer:

Based on the information that the Bermuda High is not big enough to force the hurricane, and looking at the overall pressure and wind - flow patterns depicted by the isobars, the hurricane is most likely to follow Track C as it seems to align with the general direction that would be least obstructed by the existing pressure systems.