Which outcome results on Earth when increased atmospheric pressure strengthens Coriolis effect?

💡 Explanation

Strengthened pressure gradients boost the Coriolis effect, because this intensifies geostrophic winds by balancing the pressure gradient and Coriolis forces; therefore increased winds result, rather than weaker shear—tropical cyclone development requires precise environmental conditions.

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