What happens when a typhoon meets a cold wave?

When a typhoon encounters a cold wave, it may have many effects. First of all, the cold wave may destroy the warm core structure of the typhoon, leading to a significant weakening of the typhoon, and even being restrained from spreading to the southwest. In addition, when the cold wave encounters a typhoon, there may be strong convective weather, thunderstorms and strong winds, hail and even local insects. In addition, if strong cold air encounters a typhoon in winter, it usually occurs in the South China Sea, or in the eastern Philippines or Taiwan Province Island. Finally, the cold wave may also cause the typhoon to move southward, with relatively strong intensity, which may cause serious losses.

Generally speaking, the influence of typhoon on cold wave will be different according to the specific situation, which requires real-time monitoring and prediction of specific weather conditions.