Which risk increases following disruption affecting surface heat transfer due to altered insolation?

💡 Explanation

A disruption to heat transfer strengthens anticyclones via the Coriolis effect due to increased pressure gradients. This results in stronger subtropical high-pressure zones; rather than gradients elsewhere, that impact other planetary mechanisms, because insolation changes affect latitudinal heat balance predominantly.

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