Hadley Circulation Variability is a climatological phenomenon denoting the temporal fluctuations in the strength and extent of the Hadley cell—a tropical atmospheric circulation characterized by rising air near the equator and sinking air in the subtropics—driven by changes in meridional temperature gradients and convective activity.
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