Where can you find a hadley cell?

Hadley cells are large-scale atmospheric circulation patterns found in the tropics, specifically between approximately 30 degrees north and 30 degrees south of the equator. They are characterized by warm air rising near the equator, which then cools and descends at higher latitudes, creating distinct weather patterns. Hadley cells are responsible for the trade winds and contribute to the formation of desert regions around the subtropics.