Which effect primarily drives airflow deflection in upper-level jet streams within Hadley cells?

💡 Explanation

When air moves poleward within Hadley cells, the Coriolis effect deflects airflow because Earth's eastward rotation varies with latitude, creating momentum differences. Therefore a deflection results, rather than a changes related to pressure gradients or albedo forcing that have distinct mechanisms.

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