US /ˌkɔriˈolɪs ɪˈfɛkt/
・UK /ˌkɔ:riˈəulis iˈfekt/
This is called the "Coriolis Effect," named after some dead nerd probably, but for our purposes, it just means that if you're a city's sitting in the middle latitudes of the northern hemisphere, which includes a majority of the largest 100, then most of your wind is coming out of the west.
Because of the Coriolis effect, the surface winds in a Hadley Cell flow not just toward the equator, but from east to west.
The force created by the Earth's rotation on a tilted axis, the Coriolis effect, causes rising currents of air to spiral around the centre of the tropical cyclone.
The force created by the Earth's rotation on a tilted axis, the Coriolis effect, causes rising currents of air to spiral around the centre of the tropical cyclone.
OK, so what if the tunnel went from pole to pole, so the Coriolis effect didn't apply,
The prevailing direction of these winds is largely caused by the Coriolis effect,
The Coriolis effect, which is what people claim
8. The Coriolis Effect means freely moving things (like cannonballs or hurricane winds) are deflected to the right -