Which outcome occurs when Earth's rotation speed increases, affecting Hadley cell circulation?

💡 Explanation

Increasing Earth’s rotational speed enhances the Coriolis effect, therefore leading to stronger deflection of air masses and the formation of narrower Hadley cells and amplified trade winds, because the deflection is more pronounced, rather than diffused rainfall or shifts in the deserts location.

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