The polar high pressure cells
A) are the strongest of the four primary pressure areas.
B) are cyclonic in nature.
C) produce the weak, variable polar easterlies.
D) are more pronounced at the North Pole than at the South Pole.

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The polar high pressure cells produce the weak, variable polar easterlies. They are not the strongest of the four primary pressure areas and are not cyclonic in nature. The polar high pressure cells are equally pronounced at both the North and South Pole.

The Polar High Pressure Cells