Answer:
A) Eruption
Explanation:
The volcanic eruption is a phenomenon of nature, usually associated with the expulsion of magma from deep regions of the Earth on the planet's surface. This event is generated by the movement of the plate in the converging and diverging limits.
The layers of rocks formed by magmatic eruptions are called "spills", as the rock spreads and solidifies on the surface of the globe.
In a volcanic eruption, the lava is heavily laden with dust, steam and other gases, which escape from the surface with violent explosions and rise to form cloudy clouds that end up affecting the atmosphere for a long time. These clouds can result in torrential rain.
