Which outcome occurs when increased Saharan dust deposition decreases solar radiation?

💡 Explanation

Weakened hurricanes result because reduced surface temperatures from diminished solar fluxes decrease atmospheric instability; this causes less convection through the Saffir-Simpson Scale mechanism, therefore fewer intense storms form, rather than strengthening (B), rainfall (C), or monsoon (D).

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