Which wind deflection results near polar regions because of intense Coriolis effect?

💡 Explanation

Intense Coriolis force deflects moving air strongly; thus, cyclones curve intensely, converging and intensifying eastward because this deflection amplifies polar vortex dynamics, therefore stronger storms rather than weaker air flow, because high latitudes have intense Coriolis.

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