Particles too big for saltation may slide or roll in a process ...

[mmm]

Particles too big for saltation may slide or roll in a process called
 
  A) deflation.
  B) traction.
  C) suspension.
  D) sediment-accumulation.
  E) surface creep.

Question 2

Write an essay that discusses the formation of mesocyclones and tornadoes, and also examines how scientists rank the intensity of tornadoes.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

[sultana.d]

Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

Strong winds aloft establish spinning. Updraft from the thunderstorm development tilts the rotating air mass, causing a mesocyclone to form as a rotating updraft within the thunderstorm. As moisture-laden air is drawn-up into the circulation of a mesocyclone, energy is released by condensation, and the rotation speed increases. This movement may form a smaller funnel cloud. If the funnel cloud lowers to the Earth, a tornado results. The intensity is ranked based on the Enhanced Fujita Scale, which is an estimate of wind speed based on damage. It goes of EF 0 to EF 5.

[mmm]

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