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How can extreme weather break down rocks? Tornadoes and hurricanes produce strong winds to break down rocks. Volcanic eruptions can melt rocks. Earthquakes can cause rocks to split apart. Thunderstorms
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How can extreme weather break down rocks?

Tornadoes and hurricanes produce strong winds to break down rocks.
Volcanic eruptions can melt rocks.
Earthquakes can cause rocks to split apart.
Thunderstorms can break rocks apart.

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earthquakes can cause rocks to split apart.

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