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Is wind erosion a constructive or destructive force?
Both.
What are some examples of hurricane's destructive forces?
Storm surges, wind, and water
Which aspect of land-falling hurricanes is usually responcible for the most destruction?
It is the speed of the wind that is most destructive. Eventually, friction with the land will help to slow the wind speed.
Is a tornado a type of wind?
Although tornadoes can cause wind erosion, but are usually not major contributors as exposure to tornadic winds is usually brief. Tornadoes are better described as natural disasters due to their destructive impacts on developed areas.
What conditions are conducive with wind erosion?
Wind erosion is worst when soil is dry, damaged, and exposed. When farmland is tilled but not planted, or tilled, planted, and the seedlings die out from lack of moisture, the ground is perfect for destructive wind erosion. A lack of natural barriers to wind at ground level worsens the problem; rows of tall trees like poplars can help stop wind erosion.
How is a tornado destructive?
high rotating wind speeds makes them destructive
Is wind constructive or destructive?
It is constructive
What is the most destructive process of erosion?
Wind
What is the strong wind giving to the tornado?
The strong wind in a tornado is the source of its destructive potential.
What is tornadoes most destructive features?
their wind speeds
Is wind erosion a constructive or destructive force?
Both.
What is another word for a strong destructive wind?
A cyclone .
Is wind the most destructive weathering agent?
No, water is more powerful.
What are the destructive forces that act on mountains to erode them?
Water ice or wind
What are destructive forces that act on mountains to erode them?
Water ice or wind
Are meanders a constructive or destructive?
They are destructive because it breaks down the river by wind, water, and ice abrasion a mechanical/physical type of weathering.
What are some examples of hurricane's destructive forces?
Storm surges, wind, and water
