The Coriolis effect causes objects moving in the northern hemisphere to veer off course .
A) to the right, or clockwise when viewed from above
B) to the left, or counterclockwise when viewed from above
C) in an upward direction
D) in a downward direction

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The Coriolis effect causes moving objects in the northern hemisphere to deflect to the right, or clockwise when viewed from above, due to Earth's rotation.

The Coriolis Effect Causes Objects Moving in the Northern Hemisphere