Which outcome is potentiated by Earth's greater Coriolis effect?

💡 Explanation

Extratropical cyclones strengthen because the Coriolis effect deflects moving air masses, intensifying rotation. Therefore, storm intensity increases rather than weakening trade winds, shifting polar cells, or uniformly changing coastal upwelling, where other factors dominate locally.

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• Which consequence results when sediment accretion ceases along coastlines?
• Which process strongly influences nutrient distribution within an ocean gyre's convergence zone?
• Which distribution pattern results when coastal upwelling intersects with a subtropical gyre system?
• Which consequence results when a coastal jetty impedes longshore drift?
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