Would frost wedging me more effective in cool high desert areas or where the subsoil is permanently frozen?
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Answer:
It is the feeze/thaw cycle that makes frost wedging really effective as an erosive force. Desert areas that are warm during the day and freezing at night experience more wedging than permafrost areas.
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