How can a hurricane change the earth's surface?

Answer 1

The hurricane's winds blow down trees and loosen the soil for erosion. The storm surge can wash away beaches and barrier islands. The heavy rains can cause flooding, washouts in canyons and rivers, and dissolving of limestone and salt formations.

Answer 2

it can change the earth by destroying it with strong winds, heavy rainfalls, landslides, storms etc. A hurricane's storm surge can also cut an inlet through a barrier island. Depending on the population of the island and financial resources of the state, the inlet can either be filled in and the road rebuilt, a bridge can be built across the inlet, or on uninhabited islands, the new inlet may be left alone.

Answer 3

A hurricane can change the Earth's surface by causing erosion through heavy rainfall and high-speed winds, which can lead to flooding, landslides, and coastal erosion. Additionally, storm surges can reshape Coastlines and alter ecosystems by depositing sediments in new areas.

Answer 4

Hurricane Katrina changed the surface of the earth in a very huge manner. Most of the landscape was weathered away through erosion which was caused by the water.

Answer 5

they smash everything in there path and mess up the earth