Answer:
B) Increasing energy in the atmosphere and lithosphere
Explanation:
What happens to the lithosphere during a hurricane? Lithosphere. Trees and other plant life that were uprooted during the hurricane also cause damage to the lithosphere. When the hurricane hit, it caused homes to flood and land which created hazardous chemicals into the ground and water.
Hurricanes bring extreme rainfall
In tropical cyclones, the air is particularly warm and can hold a tremendous amount of moisture. The moisture cools as it rises and condenses into heavy rain, often much more than a typical low pressure system .
Physics suggests that as the world warms, hurricanes and other tropical cyclones should get stronger, because warmer water provides more of the energy that fuels these storms. And climate simulations have long showed an increase in stronger hurricanes as warming continues.
