The build-up of these phenomena are described by Green’s Law. Their “meteo-” forms are produced through rapid chains of altering barometric pressure and their speed is increased due to the effects of shoaling. These events are typically preceded by a drawback and they are typically formed from the activity of the vertical displacement generated by a thrust fault. Another common name for these phenomena comes from their resemblance to an abnormally high bore, and they can be hard to detect because their amplitude only reaches dangerous heights when they approach the shore. For ten points, name this catastrophic oceanic events, one of which precipitated the Fukushima disaster.
The build-up of these phenomena are described by Green’s Law. Their “meteo-” forms are produced through rapid chains of altering barometric pressure and their speed is increased due to the effects of shoaling. These events are typically preceded by a drawback and they are typically formed from the activity of the vertical displacement generated by a thrust fault. Another common name for these phenomena comes from their resemblance to an abnormally high bore, and they can be hard to detect because their amplitude only reaches dangerous heights when they approach the shore. For ten points, name this catastrophic oceanic events, one of which precipitated the Fukushima disaster.
The build-up of these phenomena are described by Green’s Law.