In general,the surface winds underneath the Ferrel Cell's Midlatitudes are
A) Northerlies.
B) Easterlies.
C) Westerlies.
D) Northeasterlies.
E) Southeasterlies.

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The Ferrel Cell is characterized by the descent of high pressure at around 30° latitude, which leads to the development of westerly winds near the surface. These winds blow from west to east and are responsible for much of the weather in the midlatitude regions of the Earth. So, the best choice is C) Westerlies.

In General,the Surface Winds Underneath the Ferrel Cell's Midlatitudes Are