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when a hurricane reaches land, its intensity decreases as the result of
a. an increase in pressure and temperature.
b. lack of cold, dry air to fuel the storm.
c. successive updrafts into the eye wall.
d. friction and the law of warm, moist air.
idk it's d or c

The anwser my friend
is d

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When a hurricane reaches land, its intensity decreases as the result of

When a hurricane reaches land, its intensity decreases as the result of friction and the law of warm, moist air. The hurricane would add up the exterior part of soil ground. The soil ground is very cool, and parched which would instantly expand the level of friction, making the decreases the brawn of hurricane.

Thus, your answer is option D.

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