High-pressure subterranean waters continue to gush out. Liquefaction sorts sediments and dead plants and animals. Coal and oil deposits begin forming. Salt domes begin forming. Flood waters continue to rise until the 150th day when they cover all the earth's mountains.
Waters begin to subside.
Ark lands on the mountains of Ararat. As the massive hydroplates decelerate, they crush, thicken, buckle up and down, and heat up in a gigantic compression event. Overthrusting occurs in some places. Continents take on present shape. Major mountains and trenches are formed displacing air and causing a great wind.