Which cities are more prone to typhoons?

Cities with the most typhoons are often concentrated in the southeast coastal areas of China, such as Fujian, Taiwan Province, Hainan and Guangdong, including Hong Kong and Macau. Because Taiwan Province Province faces the Pacific Ocean, the probability of typhoon landing will be higher than other provinces, even higher than Guangdong, and typhoons are also common in Hong Kong and Macao in late August every year.

As we all know, with the arrival of summer, there is a natural disaster that often happens. This kind of climate is typhoon, especially in some southeast coastal areas of China. Every August, typhoons are essential. Let's take a look at which cities in China are most prone to typhoons. One is Hualien, Taiwan. Because the coastline of Taiwan Province Province is longer than that of Guangdong Province, it is said that typhoons have landed more often in Taiwan Province Province than in Guangdong Province, which is why many cities in Taiwan Province Province.

There are typhoons in Hainan province, which are very common. Because Hainan is located at the southernmost tip of China, tropical storms are frequent here, and tropical cyclones in Hainan often come from the southeast. Therefore, the eastern coastal areas of Hainan Island, such as Wenchang, Wanning and Qionghai, are the first places where typhoons landed, followed by Guangdong Province. Yangjiang City, Guangdong Province is located in the southwest of Guangdong Province, and there are many typhoons here, because some typhoons in the northwest Pacific will rush here.

Although there are many typhoons in Yangjiang, Yangjiang is still a good seaside tourist city. Because of the long coastline, it attracts tourists from all over the country to eat seafood and enjoy the sea view, and the climate is very comfortable. There is also Zhanjiang in the southwest of Guangdong, which, like Yangjiang, is also affected by the maritime climate. Despite frequent typhoons, Zhanjiang is still a good place to avoid the cold every winter.