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Why Is a Storm Surge Not Considered a Progressive Wave

Question 26

Question 26

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Why is a storm surge not considered a progressive wave?


A) It is formed by low pressure.
B) It is very short lived.
C) It is only a crest rather than a whole wave.
D) It is enhanced by high tides.

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