West of the Mississippi River has many more mountains due to more recent orogenic processes. Blackhills, Rocky Mountains, Cascades, Sierras.... List goes on.
When a cyclone's strongest winds do not exceed 61 kilometers (38 miles) per hour, it is called a tropical depression
Tropical cyclones are classified based on their wind speed. When the fastest sustained winds does not exceed 38 miles per hour (61 km per hour), it is called a tropical depression.
If the fastest wind is greater than 38 miles per hour (61 km per hour), it is called a tropical storm.
However, if the maximum sustained wind speed reaches 74 mile per hour (119 km per hour) it is referred to as a hurricane.
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Yes it does, it influences climate because of wind direction.
Indirect effects include pluvial lakes, changes in sea level, and isostatic depression.
They are can be except for wind weathering i believe. That is caused by the wind.
Ocean trenches are created by the moving apart of tectonic plates, volcanoes are pushed to erupt by the movement of tectonic plates and earthquakes are cause by the movement also.
