Which effect on trade winds arises when air transitions between Hadley and Ferrel cells?

💡 Explanation

Trade winds deflect west due to the Coriolis effect influencing air moving from high to low pressure; because of Earth's rotation, trajectories curve. Trade winds don't accelerate vertically therefore, rather than influencing altitude, deflection modifies the circulation pattern.

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