A storm surge
A) is a rapid local rise is sea level.
B) is an advancing wall of water.
C) causes less damage than wind.
D) is not affected by the shape of the coastline.
E) is associated with rising atmospheric pressure.

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A storm surge is a rapid local rise in sea level, caused by strong winds from a storm pushing water towards the shore. It can cause significant flooding and property damage in coastal areas.

A Storm Surge