Which of the following conditions contributed most to the destructive nature of Hurricane Katrina?
A) a severe drop in temperature after the storm
B) very strong winds, up to 125 miles per hour
C) its pass over cooler waters before making landfall, causing the storm to strengthen
D) an exceptionally cold pocket of water over the Gulf of Mexico

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Hurricane Katrina's destructive nature was primarily due to its very strong winds, which reached up to 125 miles per hour, causing significant damage and storm surges.

Which of the Following Conditions Contributed Most to the Destructive