Which weather outcome intensifies because of high-altitude Coriolis forces?

💡 Explanation

Increased cyclone intensity stems from upper-level Divergence aloft; because the Coriolis effect deflects high-altitude winds, creating the outward spiraling flow aloft. Therefore, low-pressure surface centers deepen and intensify, rather than weakening, in the absence of divergence.

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