Immediately, nothing.
However over long periods of time, weathering can take place. This is where the wind patterns begin to shape and carve the rock.
it comes back to you
well i am not sure but use common sense if a car is moving in a windy day it will move fast
It becomes more windy.
It is normally quite windy..........................
Because that's how the weather happens to be on that particular vernal equinox. There is no correlation with wind.
during the day the rocks expand
no, the process only happens to igneous rocks
The waves will get really really big and tall
they expand
They get wet.
there will be no rocks
Yes this happens all the time. It is most noticeable when it's windy, and this is the primary mechanism by which snow is lost in windy and extremely cold locations such as inland Greenland and Antarctica.