Impact of Typhoon on Inland Areas

Although typhoons mainly affect coastal areas, they will also have a certain impact on inland areas. The main impacts of typhoons on inland areas are:

1. caused heavy rainfall and floods. Typhoon will bring heavy precipitation weather, causing floods, landslides, mudslides and other geological disasters in inland areas, causing casualties and property losses.

2. Causing strong winds and secondary disasters. The typhoon center is close to the inland or after landing, its strong wind belt can extend to the inland area, causing strong wind disasters such as house collapse, wire breakage, flying objects injuring people and secondary disasters.

3. Causing traffic disruption. Strong winds and heavy rains will lead to the interruption of road traffic in inland areas and the temporary closure of airports, resulting in inconvenient travel and economic losses.

4. Causing tornadoes in inland areas. The strong convection of typhoon will cause tornadoes in inland areas, causing damage to the local area, especially in the summer afternoon.

5. The crops have been affected. The heavy precipitation and strong wind brought by typhoon will have a serious impact on crops in inland areas, such as stubble cutting and land washing, resulting in agricultural production losses.

6. Causing floods in inland areas. Heavy precipitation will lead to the skyrocketing inland rivers, and the surface rainwater cannot be discharged in time, which will lead to mudslides, landslides, landslides and other flash floods, posing a threat to the personal and property safety in inland mountainous areas.

7. Causing a short-term low-temperature cold wave in inland areas. After the typhoon, its strong cloud system and strong convection will produce short-term cold wave weather in inland areas, which will adversely affect crops and people's health.

8. Causing a large-scale power outage in inland areas. Strong winds will destroy the power grid and power facilities in inland areas, cause large-scale power outages and have a great impact on production and life.

To sum up, although typhoons mainly affect coastal areas, their strong winds and heavy rains will also have a wide impact on inland areas, causing floods, flash floods, traffic disruptions and crop disasters. It will pose a major threat to the safety of people's lives and property and economic and social development in inland areas.