Is the typhoon terrible?

Typhoon is a very terrible natural disaster, which brings great damage and threat. The typhoon came, the storm, the thunder and lightning, and everything became chaotic. Buildings will be destroyed, trees will be uprooted, roads will be flooded, and people's lives and property will be in great danger, so typhoons are terrible.

Typhoon has brought a lot of inconvenience and trouble to people's lives. Strong wind and rain will damage transmission lines, lead to power interruption, and people can't use electrical appliances and lighting. Similarly, traffic will also be affected by typhoons, and deep water will appear on the road surface, making it impossible for vehicles to pass. In addition, typhoons may also cause disasters such as flash floods and mudslides, posing a great threat to people's lives.

Typhoons also have a serious impact on agriculture. Crops and fruit trees may be destroyed by wind and rain, resulting in reduced production or even complete destruction. The efforts and hard work of farmers may go up in flames. Moreover, due to the heavy rainfall brought by the typhoon, the land may be washed away, resulting in the decline of soil quality, which in turn affects the subsequent agricultural planting.

Typhoon forecast signal

1. The appearance of high clouds: At the outermost edge of the typhoon, there are cirrus clouds, white feather-like or ponytail-like high clouds. When such a cloud appears in a certain direction and gradually thickens into a dense cirrostratus, it indicates that there may be a typhoon approaching.

2. Thunderstorms stop: In summer in Taiwan Province Province, thunderstorms often occur every afternoon in mountainous and basin areas. If the thunderstorm stops suddenly, it means that there may be a typhoon approaching.

3. Good visibility: Two or three days before the typhoon, visibility improved, and mountains and trees in the distance can be seen clearly.

4. Sea-land breeze is not obvious: usually, the wind blows from the sea to the land during the day and from the land to the sea at night, which is called sea breeze and land breeze, but this phenomenon is not obvious a few days before the typhoon comes.

5. Long wave: In the offshore of Taiwan Province Province, the waves are relatively stable due to the mild summer monsoon. However, when there is a typhoon in the distance, the waves will become more turbulent and gradually spread to the coast of Taiwan Province Province, resulting in long waves. Residents along the eastern coast have this experience.

6. hamming: as the typhoon approaches, the long wave becomes bigger and higher, impacting the coastal cliffs.