the most weather that is most likely to cause the most erosion is a thunderstom
Stream channels experience erosion from gradients (velocity of water), soft materials, and at the outside of bends.
erosion is most common in areas where there is lack of trees and (sometimes) lack of water !
headlands
Erosion is caused by four factors primarily (although this is a simplification):Fluvial (including rivers)MarineGlacialAeolian (wind)The most common cause is difficult to say. If you live by an ocean, Marine weathering is most common; a desert, Aeolian; and so on. However, worldwide, the most common cause of erosion is probably that caused by the sea as it removes material from the coastlines around the world all day, every day, at a rapid rate and everywhere.
Error, yes, Earthquakes break up sediments and trigger floods and landslides to carry them, so don't say what you don't know about because yes they can cause erosion so go get a 'correct' on your answer.
No, most of them are slow and not that harsh events which make the rock older and older. In other cases some catastrophic events make erosion become faster. Erosion is a slow process in which the rock becomes worned out. Weathering is the weather which erodes the rocks slowly.
It's a long process that is all based around erosion. There are three types of erosion, physical, mechanical and chemical: -Physical erosion would be the waves crashing against cliffs. -Mechanical erosion is a much more complex process. For instance, water fills a small crack. The water freezes and the crack expands. This can happen many times, leading to massive damage. -Chemical erosion is the sort of stuff that acid rain does to limestone statues. When the rocks get eroded a lot, they become smaller rocks. This is constantly repeated until, eventually, the rocks become sand. I could write more on the movement of sand, sandbanks, dredging etc. but that's probably covered elsewhere.
Probably because we're not a 'flat' country. Most of our weather comes from across the Atlantic. There is a range of hills running the length of the British Isles - which means most of the rain gets dropped on Ireland and Wales. Occasionally, we get our weather from the south - which has come from the dry African continent. The mountains and hills in the UK can cause local variations in weather - that other parts of the country might not experience.
very bad t storms would be most likely to cause erosion. so would snow
Probably around popular cities.
Water and wind are the cause of most erosion.
Erosion
Erosion is caused by four factors primarily (although this is a simplification):Fluvial (including rivers)MarineGlacialAeolian (wind)The most common cause is difficult to say. If you live by an ocean, Marine weathering is most common; a desert, Aeolian; and so on. However, worldwide, the most common cause of erosion is probably that caused by the sea as it removes material from the coastlines around the world all day, every day, at a rapid rate and everywhere.
ice
In dry deserts a combination of exfoliation and wind erosion. In arctic deserts wind erosion would be the most prominent
Limestone and Chalk
The primary cause of weather is the sun!
For one thing it is insulated from outside weather and sunlight which could cause evaporation and erosion. it"s underground, certain factors are either ruled out or minimized, subways are weather proof, in most instances.
hurricane
The Earth has weather patterns that have eroded most of the craters on Earth. The moon has no weather, therefore no erosion.