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3 years ago

Swampy areas can be found in many Florida locations. What weather conditions are most frequently found in this environment? *

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Black_prince [1.1K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Heavy rain, extreme weather conditions, humid, water spouts, tornadoes, heavy lightening.

Explanation:

Swampy areas are a transition area formed where water and dry lands tend to meet. Swampy areas are actually forested areas with contains moist and humid weather conditions which has necessitated the wet soil around such an environment.

Florida is a very typical example of a weather that supports the creation of swampy areas due to its humid, heavy rains, water spouts,turnadoes etc and other extreme weather conditions.

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