When a hurricane reaches land, its intensity decreases as the result of
a. increase in pressure and temperature.
b. lack of cold, dry air to fuel the storm.
c. successive updrafts into the eye wall.
d. friction and the lack of warm, moist air
When a hurricane reaches land, its intensity decreases as the result of
a. increase in pressure and temperature.
b. lack of cold, dry air to fuel the storm.
c. successive updrafts into the eye wall.
d. friction and the lack of warm, moist air