Which weather outcome occurs when the Coriolis effect influences upper-level divergent flow?

💡 Explanation

Extratropical cyclones intensify because upper-level divergence enhanced by the Coriolis effect leads to surface pressure decreases through upper-air evacuation; therefore, cyclogenesis boosts rather than weakens jets or disrupts other circulations.

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