Question

which factors would make an hurricane weaken? select two. select all correct options entering cooler waters lack of pressure moving over land entering warmer waters

Explanation:

To determine factors weakening a hurricane:

• Entering cooler waters: Hurricanes need warm water (energy source); cooler water reduces energy, weakening it.
• Moving over land: Land lacks the warm, moist air and water vapor hurricanes rely on, causing weakening.
• "Lack of pressure" is incorrect (low pressure can strengthen storms). "Entering warmer waters" strengthens, not weakens.

Answer:

A. Entering cooler waters, C. moving over land