Inland flooding associated with hurricanes and tropical depressions
A) increases when topographical boundaries are encountered.
B) usually last for less than 12 hours.
C) is greater for fast moving storms.
D) is greater if the soil in the region is dry.
E) is always greater for stronger storms.

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Inland flooding from hurricanes and tropical depressions increases when the storms encounter topographical boundaries such as hills or mountains. These features can enhance rainfall by forcing the moist air to rise, cool, and condense into heavier rain.

Inland Flooding Associated with Hurricanes and Tropical Depressions