Which outcome results when an air mass moves poleward in Northern Hemisphere at high speed?

💡 Explanation

When a North Hemisphere air mass moves poleward, the Coriolis effect causes deflection to the east because Earth's rotation influences moving objects depending their latitude, increasing with speed. Therefore eastward deflection resuts, rather than other effects dependent on thermal process or stability parameters.

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