In the doldrums, where surface winds from two hemispheres meet, there is?

Question

A a very strong Coriolis effect.

B hot, humid air with little or no wind.

C winds that blow toward the northeast.

D winds that are steady in direction and speed.

Answer 1

B would be close to the answer even though none of the answers are all the way right.  

In the doldrums, when the surface winds from both hemispheres meet, which is at the equator, it causes the converging air to rise, therfore creating torrential downpours.  It is also called the ITCZ (Inter tropical convergence zone.)  The tropical rain forests are found in this region.