Based on the information in Map 1 and Figure 1, which statement best describes why the flow of water out of the Mississippi River should be monitored over time to predict tsunamis in the Gulf of Mexico?AChanges in the water temperature at the outlet of the Mississippi River could trigger a tsunami once water enters the Gulf of Mexico.BSediment in the Mississippi River water could build up near the Mississippi Canyon ledge and trigger a landslide that causes a tsunami.CA reduction in the quality of the Mississippi 0 River water could trigger an earthquake that causes a tsunami.DLarge amounts of water flowing out of the 0 Mississippi River could trigger a tsunami once water enters the Gulf of Mexico.

Scientists monitor tsunamis using detection sensors in the Gulf of Mexico. Several sensor locations are shown on the map.​ Part ABased on the map of sensor locations, if a landslide in the Mississippi Canyon were to occur, which tsunami detection sensor location would likely provide the earliest warning of a tsunami for point X on the Louisiana coastline?  Asensor PBsensor QCsensor RDsensor S

According to the map, most of the Mississippi River is A. south of the Gulf of Mexico. B. east of the Colorado River. C. north of Lake Superior. D. west of the Columbia River.

Based on the data in Graph 1, which factors in the process of tsunami formation are most predictable?​Select the three correct answers.Atiming of when an earthquake will occurBchanges in the tsunami wave amplitudeCtiming of when a tsunami wave reaches the shorelineDintensity of the earthquake causing the tsunamiElength of time tsunami waves are present after an earthquake

Evaluate the view that land use changes are the main cause of the increasing riskof river flooding.

Which of the following tools is most helpful in predicting the possibility of flash floods?(1 Point)Anemometer (measures wind speed)Storm surge warning systemMarine thermometer (measures ocean temperature)Rainfall gaug