What are the phenomena of typhoon precursors?

Precursory phenomena of typhoon include cloudy sky, seabirds docking, storm coming, sunset glow and increased visibility.

1, the sky is cloudy

Before the typhoon comes, the sky will be overcast, and even the clouds will converge in a certain direction. This phenomenon may be that a typhoon is coming.

2. Seabird Wharf

If you live by the sea, you will see some seabirds docked on the boat, which also indicates the arrival of a typhoon.

3. A storm is coming.

When a typhoon comes, there will be storms, and sometimes there will be storms for more than two days in a row, which means that a typhoon is coming.

4. The appearance of sunset glow

When there is a bright sunset in the evening sky, this phenomenon may also be a sign that a typhoon is coming.

5. Improved visibility

Two or three days before the typhoon comes, the visibility will suddenly increase, and even the trees in the distance can be clearly seen, which is generally a precursor to the storm.