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    Hurricanes and Thunderstorms Can Sometimes Cause Rapidly Rising Local Floods
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Hurricanes and Thunderstorms Can Sometimes Cause Rapidly Rising Local Floods

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Question 8

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Hurricanes and thunderstorms can sometimes cause rapidly rising local floods that are short- lived but high volume. These are called:


A) 100- year floods.
B) flash floods.
C) surge floods.
D) rapid floods.

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