How does rain and wind erode the ecoastline?

Rain and wind contribute to coastal erosion by wearing away rocks and sediments along the shoreline. Rainwater can infiltrate cracks and crevices in coastal cliffs, causing them to weaken and eventually crumble. Wind can carry sand and debris, impacting surfaces and eroding them over time. Together, these forces reshape the coastline, leading to loss of land and changes in coastal ecosystems.