Wind-Driven Surge
by: wanglizhong
This depicts a graphic illustration of wind-driven surge, which is the rise in water level caused by strong winds. This phenomenon can occur during storms and hurricanes when air pressure drops, causing the ocean to rise. The graphic shows the relationship between wind speed, wind direction, and the resulting surge height. The illustration also includes a diagram of an eye, which is a key feature in many weather systems, including tropical cyclones or hurricanes. This eye is surrounded by swirling clouds that represent the storm's rotation. The image provides valuable information about wind-driven surges and their impact on coastal areas during severe weather events.
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