Affected by the typhoon, Sanya's sea-related tourism was suspended. Could a typhoon cause a tsunami?

Could trigger a tsunami. In life, the wind is something we can't see or touch. But it is really affecting our lives, because the wind can bring us coolness in hot summer and biting cold wind in cold winter. Coastal areas all over the world, especially the four sea areas of Taiwan Province Province and China, are most seriously affected by the wind, and typhoons occur almost once a year. Recently, the local tourism bureau of Sanye issued a statement saying that due to the typhoon weather, Sanya's sea-related tourism was suspended to ensure the safety of tourists and related staff. The specific reopening time will be announced separately. This shows that the impact and destructive power of this typhoon is so great that human strength is not enough to compete with typhoons in nature. When the typhoon comes, human beings can only take corresponding preventive measures. Carry out normal activities after the typhoon.

On the sea surface, the flow of seawater itself is endless. Its seawater flows very fast. Typhoon on the sea surface will affect the velocity and direction of seawater to a certain extent. As the typhoon continues to advance, a lot of seawater will also rush forward with the typhoon. The reason why the typhoon will suspend the sea-related tourism in Sanya is because the typhoon is very strong and everything around it will be swept into the air by the typhoon. Tsunamis followed, a small part of which was due to typhoons. Underwater earthquakes, collapses and submarine landslides can all cause tsunamis.

But typhoons are also one of the causes of tsunamis. Although the tsunami caused by typhoon is not as great as that caused by underwater earthquake, it should not be underestimated. In real life, a typhoon is just a storm surge, which is different from a general tsunami.