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Meteotsunamis are oceanic waves that resemble tsunamis but are caused by meteorological conditions rather than seismic activity. These phenomena, also known as atmospheric tsunamis or air-sea interaction events, occur when rapid changes in atmospheric pressure create a wave that propagates across the ocean surface.
The underlying mechanism often involves a mesoscale atmospheric disturbance, such as a squall line or a low-pressure
Meteotsunamis can cause coastal flooding, damage to infrastructure, and pose a hazard to maritime activities. They