Bluff erosion in the Great Lakes is most severe a) during storms b) during the winter c) during the summer d) when lake levels are high because of above normal precipitation e) when lake levels are low because of below normal precipitation

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Thaddeus Colon

3 October, 05:25

Bluff erosion in the Great Lakes is most severe a) during storms b) during the winter c) during the summer d) when lake levels are high because of above normal precipitation e) when lake levels are low because of below normal precipitation

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Ace Burke · Answer 1

Bluff erosion in the Great Lakes is most severe a) during storms.

Explanation:

Bluff erosion -

The bluff erosion is most severe during stormy weather. The major problem is not the gradual erosion but the sudden collapse or destruction during the storm.

Factors affecting the bluff erosion are as follows,

1. Heavy rain fall.

2. Wave erosion.

3. Removal of vegetation from the coast.