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The rainfall associated with the Indian summer monsoon shows a large intraseasonal and interannual variability. Break-monsoon conditions are one of the most important epochs of the monsoon, and they contribute significantly to the intraseasonal variability of the monsoon. Given what you know about the Hadley cell, how would it have to change to produce this break phase in the monsoon (Bhatla et al., 2004)?
A) The downward arm of Hadley cell strengthens.
B) The upward arm of Hadley cell strengthens.
C) The downward arm of Hadley cell weakens.
D) The upward arm of Hadley cell weakens.
E) No change is needed in the Hadley cell to produce the break phase.

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