Which outcome occurs more intensely with increasing latitude?

💡 Explanation

The deflection from the Coriolis Effect is most intense at higher latitudes due to a greater change in tangential velocity with latitude; because the rotation's effect increases poleward, winds more readily veer than at equator, therefore, causing enhanced deflection, rather than other processes.

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