Which weather outcome frequently results because of thermals influenced by the Coriolis effect?

💡 Explanation

Tropical cyclones rotate due to the *Coriolis effect* deflecting winds towards low pressure, causing rotation. Warm, moist air rises and starts spinning rather than flowing directly into the center of the low-pressure area; therefore, cyclones rotate.

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