Which consequence results when subtropical high-pressure cells weaken?

💡 Explanation

Weaker subtropical high-pressure cells allows poleward movement, because the pressure gradient force decreases relative to inertial force and therefore the Hadley cell boundaries expand, rather than an intensified upwelling, which requires stronger pressure gradients.

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