brown ocean effect
brown ocean effect noun: a weather phenomenon involving tropical cyclones which, after landfall, maintain their strength or intensify over warm, moist land surfaces.
Noun
brown ocean effect (uncountable)
- A weather phenomenon involving tropical cyclones which, after landfall, maintain their strength or intensify over warm, moist land surfaces.
Questions about brown ocean effect
- What does brown ocean effect mean?
- Brown ocean effect means a weather phenomenon involving tropical cyclones which, after landfall, maintain their strength or intensify over warm, moist land surfaces.
- What part of speech is brown ocean effect?
- Brown ocean effect is a noun.
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