Typhoon Xuanlannuo caused a huge wave of 10 meters in Dachen Island, Taizhou, Zhejiang. How harmful is the typhoon to coastal cities?
The harm to cities in coastal areas is very great. It will lead to urban waterlogging and other natural disasters such as floods, affecting the normal operation of the transportation industry.
Typhoon is one of the most serious natural disasters, but compared to earthquakes. The harm caused by typhoons is far less than that of earthquakes. But we cannot ignore the impact of typhoons, because typhoons are meteorological disasters. It is expressed through meteorological methods. Under normal circumstances, when typhoon weather comes, it will bring a lot of precipitation and strong winds. It has seriously affected the daily travel of residents and the normal operation of various industries. Typhoon Xuanlannuo caused huge waves of 10 meters in Dachen Island, Taizhou, Zhejiang.
Typhoon No. 11 this year is sweeping across the Pacific Ocean, and the central wind force has reached level 17, reaching the category of super typhoon. It is also the strongest typhoon of the year if it directly lands in the southeastern coastal areas. This will have a significant impact on cities in coastal areas. Fortunately, according to the weather bureau's detection. This typhoon will not land in coastal areas, but we can still see the typhoon setting off ten-meter-high waves in the Dachen Island area of Taizhou, Zhejiang. It will lead to urban waterlogging and flash floods.
The impact of typhoons on coastal cities is undoubtedly huge. At this point it is far more than inland cities. Because when a typhoon approaches, it will bring rain and strong winds, causing severe flooding in coastal cities. Natural disasters such as flash floods and floods will occur in mountainous areas, and both cities and villages will be affected by typhoons. Impact on the transportation industry.
In addition, it will not only bring natural disasters such as floods and flash floods. It will also cause a big impact on the transportation industry in coastal areas. After all, when a typhoon approaches, all flights and high-speed rail lines must cease operations. It has seriously affected the survival and development of the transportation industry, and also affected the daily travel of residents.