explain the activities of wind formed in desert
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In deserts, a greater amount of sand and rock particles are transported close to the ground by the winds which cause more bottom erosion in overlying rocks than the top
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In deserts, wind abrasion shapes the rocks and boulders. In areas where strong winds consistently pick up sand and carry it, rocks and boulders in the wind's path can be impacted by wind abrasion. If the wind blows over low-lying rocks, it will cause them to become flattened on the upwind side.
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