Mostly by erosion but if it deposits briny water, that will also decrease fertility
The death of a midlatitude cyclone typically occurs when it moves into an area of unfavorable atmospheric conditions, such as stable air or a decrease in temperature gradients and moisture availability. This can cause the cyclone to weaken and eventually dissipate, bringing an end to its life cycle. Additionally, interaction with land or encountering upper-level winds can also contribute to the decay of a midlatitude cyclone.
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Cyclone Yasi was a natural disaster caused by a combination of factors including warm ocean temperatures, low wind shear, and the Earth's rotation. These conditions allowed the cyclone to intensify rapidly and make landfall as a powerful storm. The geographical setting of the region, including low-lying coastal areas, also contributed to the impact of the disaster.
Soil in coastal areas typically has high salt content due to proximity to the ocean. It may have low fertility levels due to salt accumulation, erosion, and weathering. Coastal soils are often sandy in texture, well-drained, and have a lower organic matter content compared to inland soils.
RAF Coastal Area was created in 1919.
The area of Exmoor Coastal Heaths is 17.583 square kilometers.
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The central part of a cyclone is called the eye. The eye is typically a calm, clear area with light winds located at the center of the storm.
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The area of Western Gulf coastal grasslands is 77,425 square kilometers.
The area of California Coastal National Monument is 4,046,856.4224 square meters.
The area of Savannah Coastal Refuges Complex is 226.624 square kilometers.