Which effect does Coriolis force have upon air as it moves from hadley cell descent towards equatorial latitudes?

💡 Explanation

When air descends during Hadley cell circulation, Coriolis force deflects it westward because this force arises from Earth's rotation acting on poleward moving air. Therefore deflection towards west results increasing trade winds, rather than east or direct temperature/pressure effets.

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