A is the result of water being sucked up into the low pressure vacuum of a tropical cyclone, and then hitting land at levels up to 25 feet above normal high tides.

The answer is "storm surge".

Explanation:

The storm surges associated with the wave, as well as, the winds may induce coastal floods, its most destructive environmental events of geological nature likely due to loss of life and property.

Its temporary growth is mainly due to wind in a storm or coastal tempest. Its low pressure is also important because wind movement on the ocean's surface flows from around the eye of the hurricane creates visual access to the ocean.