How powerful is Typhoon "Haibeisi" sweeping through Japan?

Everyone who has seen the power of a typhoon knows how big it is. This typhoon Haibeisi started all the way in the Pacific Ocean and was stopped by no mountains. Instead of weakening, it is blowing harder and stronger, and the wind is getting higher and higher. Blowing to Japan will certainly do great harm to Japan. Moreover, as an island country, Japan has a relatively small land area and no huge mountains to stop it. Therefore, this typhoon directly swept through Japan, and the harm to Japan was immeasurable.

This typhoon is developing rapidly. It takes only one day from discovery to development into a super typhoon. Its intensity level is high, and its path is mostly in the ocean, which is beneficial to the generation, development and maintenance of typhoons. "Haibeisi" is "big" and brings obvious wind and rain. After landing, it affects densely populated areas and has great destructive power.

As an island country, Japan is surrounded by the sea, and there are no huge mountains to stop it. The typhoon that swept through Japan should bring a lot of trouble to Japan. Haibeisi has a wide range of influence, long duration and strong wind and rain. For the typhoon that affects Japan, this typhoon has a long impact time, and most areas will be covered by wind and rain. For example, Tokyo, with a very dense population, is located in the area with the strongest wind and rain on the right side of the typhoon. At present, the intensity of Haibeisi is weakening, and it will continue to weaken in the future.

The damage caused by this typhoon to Japan is still being estimated and counted. The most terrible thing is the nuclear leak in Japan. Through the destruction of typhoon, the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan will leak nuclear pollutants. I hope it won't affect other countries. This kind of nuclear pollution will only stay in Japan, or I hope that China tourists who are traveling in Japan can take care of their own safety and protect themselves in Japan.