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Mud that lay on a hill and when heavy rain comes the mud flows down the slope to create a MUDSLIDE.

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What effects do mudslides have in Texas?

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What are some natural disasters that begin with the letter x?

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How mudslides are named?

A mudslide is a form of landslide. "Mudslide" is the commonly used name; there is no other more 'official' name for them.


How many people die from mudslides?

On average, thousands of people die from mudslides globally each year. Factors such as location, frequency, and severity of mudslides contribute to the variation in the number of fatalities.


Do mudslides happen in the winter?

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Where are mudslides common?

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What countries were affected by mudslides?

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