Which outcome predictably occurs when strong prevailing wind redirects longshore drift along a coastline?

💡 Explanation

Increased deposition occurs because wind redirection focuses sediment transport via longshore drift onto concentrated areas; this transport is governed by sediment sorting. Constructive interference increases ridge accumulation rather than altering temperatures directly; other processes are not linked.

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