Which erosional outcome occurs when thick tephra deposits accumulate?

💡 Explanation

Lahars can occur because high volumes of tephra saturate with water during rain events, resulting in debris flows; this mudflow is called a lahar. Therefore lahars become hazardous, rather than ventifact formation which occurs due to long-term wind abrasion.

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