Which impact results when persistent high pressure disrupts Hadley cell atmospheric circulation?

💡 Explanation

If high pressure persists and suppresses convection within a traditional Hadley cell area, regional drought is likely because subsidence prevents cloud formation associated with rainfall; this is atmospheric stability, rather than the instability causing precipitation. Therefore drought occurs, rather than upwelling shifts.

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