Question

How do the wind cause change in land forms?​

Answer 1

Answer:

take for example desert wind blows over it shifting the sand with it . another one wind blows over water bodies and bring monsoon in those areas.

Explanation:

Answer 2

Tip- Wind is a powerful force that weathers, erodes, and deposits on the Earth's surface.

The ground surface subsides when finer granules of silt and clay are removed by the wind. Wind removes finer silts and clays, resulting in a stony, pebbled surface. As windborne clays deposit, a black mineral covering forms on exposed rock surfaces.

Explanation: 1. Weathering and erosion are caused by the wind. By blowing particles of material against cliffs and huge rocks, the wind produces weathering. Sand and dust are also eroded by the wind.

2. Rock is weathered into natural structures by the wind. In windy climates, natural arches and other landforms can be formed by the wind