The super typhoon "Lichima" is about to strike, but why do some typhoons mischievously change lanes?

Just in August this year, the super typhoon Lichima struck, so friends must pay attention to safety both on the road and on the road, and the typhoon covered a wide area, including Qingdao, Weifang, Rizhao Yantai and Linyi in Shandong Province. So why do some typhoons change course halfway?

In fact, this question is easy to answer, because typhoons are also affected by the sea surface temperature and land temperature and heat in summer and autumn, and this difference will also cause the ocean to form a thermal high pressure and the land to form a thermal low pressure. The difference between these two pressures leads to the movement track of the typhoon.

Therefore, sometimes we will see that typhoons will be affected by bias. We thought the typhoon would land along the direction, but we didn't expect to change the track halfway and deviate to another area. This is a very common thing, but some typhoons will drift north and some typhoons will drift south, depending on whether the typhoon is located in the northern hemisphere or the southern hemisphere.

Every time a typhoon strikes, the relevant departments will not issue a very clear notice! Therefore, it is not certain that the typhoon will land in a certain area at a certain time in the local area, and we can only judge which area it will reach according to the movement track of the typhoon. Therefore, in the face of such natural disasters, the country is also improving the accuracy of monitoring equipment and giving people accurate information.

Seeing that the typhoon was about to land in our own area, we suddenly slammed on the direction and changed the direction. Friends, don't make a fuss, because this is caused by the pressure difference between land and sea, and its position difference between the northern hemisphere and the southern hemisphere.