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Longshore drift occurs when
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Longshore drift occurs when
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Longshore drift is the movement of sand along the beach. So I believe this happens when the wind blows. I do not think this answer will help too much but hopefully helps a little:)
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Longshore drift or laminar flow occurs along beachs where the surf comes in at a horizontal angle to the beach. If the beach runs North-South, and the waves come
in from the Southwest, you're likely to experience longshore drift to the North.
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