Typhoon 17 was generated this year. Which cities will be affected by typhoon 17?

Speaking of typhoons, many friends are no strangers. Late summer and early autumn are the peak periods of typhoons. Every time you see a typhoon on the sea on the news, it will have a certain impact on coastal areas, and all regions should take corresponding precautions. So, what typhoon do we know first? How is a typhoon formed? Next, let me give you an analysis:

First of all, typhoon is a kind of tropical cyclone, which mainly occurs in the subtropical sea. In China, the wind center reaches 12 or above as a typhoon. Because China is controlled by subtropical high in summer, typhoons are prone to occur near the sea. Sea surface temperature, disturbance of low-pressure clouds, wind direction, etc. It is the main factor that causes typhoons, and indirectly affects the power of typhoons. The Meteorological Bureau will pay close attention to it.

Secondly, the naming of typhoons is also very particular. 1997, the Typhoon Committee of the World Meteorological Organization decided that typhoons in the South China Sea and the Western Pacific should be named in Asian style, and 14 names were provided by Cambodia, China, North Korea, Malaysia, South Korea and other countries and regions for their use in turn. Typhoon? Lion Mountain? It was named 17 in the Pacific Ocean this year, provided by Hongkong, China, and the typhoon was formally formed on June 8th.

Finally, the center of the typhoon landed in qionghai city. When landing, the wind reached 8, and it moved to the northwest at a speed of about 10 km per hour. Affected by this, there will be heavy rain or even heavy rain in parts of southern and western Guangxi. There will be strong convective weather in Hezhou, Yulin, Nanning, Beihai and other cities, which will produce an atmosphere of 7 to 8, which will bring inconvenience to the lives of local residents.

Of course, if there is a typhoon, we should not be afraid. We should take corresponding measures in advance. Residents should close the windows in time, fix the buildings that are easy to loosen, and check whether the relevant circuits are safe. Offshore operators should immediately stop their operations and go to sheltered places in time. Only in this way can we ensure our own safety will not be harmed.