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What is A strong flood or a rush of water is called?
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What is a strong flood or a rush of water?
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What is strong flood or rush of water?
a cataract
Strong flood or rush of water?
A strong flood or rush of water is known as a flash flood. Flash floods occur suddenly and with little warning, usually as a result of heavy rainfall or a sudden release of water such as from a dam or levee breach. Flash floods can be highly destructive and pose serious risks to life and property.
A sudden rush of water that can wash out roadways?
A flash flood
What word is not like the others rush melt flood or throng?
im pretty sure that its "throng." this is because to rush, melt, and flood are all actions done by water, and "throng" does not mean this.
A sudden strong rush of wind or air is a?
A sudden strong rush of wind or air is called a gust. gusts can be unpredictable and strong, causing objects to move or creating difficulty for people walking or standing.
What is the rush of water called that goes up the river Severn?
The Severn Bore.
What is the difference between a flood and a flash flood, and how can one prepare for both types of flooding events?
A flood is a gradual overflow of water that covers a large area, while a flash flood is a sudden and intense rush of water that can happen within minutes. To prepare for both types of flooding events, it is important to stay informed about weather conditions, have an emergency kit ready, create a family emergency plan, and know the evacuation routes in your area.
What is the most critical time during floods?
A flood can do major damage. The most critical time is that time before the water makes it impossible to save what might be saved. People, property and livestock might be saved by moving them to higher ground or out of the way of the flood. Before the flood occurs, many preparations for a flood can be done with no rush or pressure. When the flood arrives, it is most important to save lives. What can't be saved will be lost.
What is the synonym of flow?
run, course, rush, sweep, move, pass, roll, flood, pour, sweep
A rush of water that flows rapidly back to sea through a narrow opening is called a?
Rip current
