Right now, outside is snowing. No matter what window I look from, the snow constantly for last few hours tends to fall to the right close to the window, and to the left close to the building across the street, just like it would suggest the Coriolis effect on northern hemisphere.
I understand the Coriolis effect applies for air flow and the reasons for this may be in something completely different, specific to the street I am in. But in theory - could the Coriolis effect on snowing be so dramatic, it would be observable?