Typhoon Compass landed on the coast of qionghai city, Hainan. What was the local weather like when it landed?

Introduction: Typhoon Compass 18 landed in Hainan Province on June 10 and June 13 this year. Due to the function of compass and the influence of cold air, there was a strong wind and heavy rain in the local weather when logging in. At present, there have been strong storms and local heavy rains in Hainan, Guangdong and coastal areas. Early warning signals have been issued for more than 30 incidents along the coast of Guangdong, many of which have started to suspend classes and some routes have been cancelled.

First, a typhoon? Compasses? Will it be over after landing?

After the typhoon landed, it didn't mean it was over. Although it has weakened according to the local wind speed and intensity, the heavy rainfall brought by the typhoon and its disasters are likely to bring great harm to some areas, and our defense work cannot be slackened. Although the intensity drops, once it interacts with some cold air, it is likely to cause severe weather such as heavy rain, heavy rain and thunderstorm. So try to avoid going out in this weather, especially in some mountainous areas, waterlogged roads and dangerous areas.

Second, what is a typhoon?

At some sea levels, there is often a relatively small tropical vortex, in which typhoons develop and grow. At present, about 10% of these tropical vortices can grow into typhoons. It can't form huge energy, so the energy of typhoon comes from the water vapor on the ocean, which forms huge heat energy and promotes the formation of typhoon. Updraft in a region is also an important factor to maintain typhoons. In fact, the formation of typhoons needs to meet many conditions, but having these conditions does not mean that typhoons can develop, so typhoons are a complicated matter.

Third, what should I do in case of typhoon weather?

First of all, typhoon weather will be reported by various media, so try not to engage in outdoor activities; If you are really outdoors, don't take an umbrella. It is best to stay away from telephone poles and some dangerous walls. You can wear a helmet when you are safe, because the typhoon is strong and you may get hurt. When the wind is strong, try to bend down and walk. When you see some sturdy houses, you can go in for shelter from the rain and go home as soon as the wind is weak.