Which atmospheric pressure outcome occurs when strong insolation amplifies Hadley cell convection?

💡 Explanation

Increased solar radiation causes intensified Hadley cell circulation via thermal expansion, therefore, amplifying the equatorial low-pressure belt because warmer, rising air creates lower surface than a stable vortex; rather than strengthening the polar high (related to cold, sinking air.)

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