Which outcome occurs when a hurricane's translational speed significantly increases?

💡 Explanation

An increased translational speed amplifies storm surge due to decreased time for water displacement; therefore, coastal surge rises, rather than dissipating, because the increased forward speed amplifies the wave setup, unlike effects from wind shear alone.

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