Which instability arises as air masses of various temperatures merge at the Ferrel cell's boundary?

💡 Explanation

Increased frontal precipitation can develop due to baroclinic instability, because strong temperature gradients and vertical wind shear amplify frontal systems; therefore, fronts intensify, rather than causing ozone depletion–driven by halogens or weakening ocean currents–driven by salinity.

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