Question

Why natural disasters cannot be predicted?​

Answer 1

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They cannot be predicted easily because they rely on a cause and effect process that has cascading consequences. The pre-existing conditions have to be in place for a disaster to occur. ... The fault zone may be known in advance or previously undetected, but it has to be there to contribute to the disaster.

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Answer 2

Answer:

they cannot be predicated easily  because they rely on a cause and effect process that has cascading  consequences . the Pre -  existing conditions have to be in place for  a disasters to occur... the fault zone  may be known in advance  or previously, undetected , but it has to be there to contribute to the disaster.

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