How strong is a typhoon? Can it be blown up ?

The power of the typhoon is the movement of the air current, and its energy is equivalent to the non-stop ** of countless missiles, which cannot be blown up.

The typhoon was so strong that it was able to blow even a house. A typhoon cannot be blown up, because a typhoon has no physical body, and it cannot be blown up at all.

Very strong. Because the wind of a typhoon is very strong and can cause damage to buildings, it is very powerful. Because typhoons are invisible and have a large range, they cannot be blown up.

A typhoon is an atmospheric vortex that forms on the surface of the tropical ocean, and the maximum wind force near its center reaches 12. Category 14 is called a strong typhoon. Category 14 is called a super typhoon.

If an atmospheric vortex occurs in the Atlantic or Indian Ocean, it is called a hurricane, and if it occurs in the Pacific Ocean, it is called a typhoon. The strength of the long one depends on the maximum wind near its center, and it is equal to the same level.

Hurricanes are more powerful than typhoons, so hurricanes are unstoppable.

Generally speaking, a typhoon with a wind force of 12 can be regarded as a typhoon, but in fact, a typhoon is a type of tropical cyclone, a low-pressure vortex that occurs in the tropical or subtropical ocean, and is a powerful and deep "tropical weather system". A typhoon can be called a typhoon when the wind force reaches 12 or above near the center. So from this point, you can see how destructive the super typhoon really is.

How "terrifying" is the destructive power of a super typhoon?

When a typhoon comes, there will be a violent storm and even the arrival of Stormwind City. In this case, the wind speed of the typhoon can generally be maintained at about 17 meters per second, and in more serious cases, it can even reach about 60 meters. If the wind force has reached more than 12 and the wind pressure can even reach more than 230 kilograms, if you are not particularly familiar with the wind, you can imagine that at this time, the strong wind can set off huge waves at sea, and overturn the ships along the coast, and even break the trees of 2 3 arms thick.

Vehicles and buildings along the nearby coast will also be damaged to some extent. At this time, if someone goes out, they may even face danger to their lives.

In addition, when a typhoon arrives, it can cause 800 mm of rainfall, which can be extremely destructive for the city. In addition, storm surges can cause continuous drainage**, and even cause seawalls to collapse, and even some less sturdy houses or buildings can cause damage or wash away. If it is in a rural area, it is likely to result in the inundation of farmland or towns.

In some cases, it may also cause secondary disasters such as mudslides, flash floods, and urban waterlogging.

Summary. Generally speaking, if the wind force reaches 12 or more, it can be considered a typhoon, and if it is a super typhoon, the destructive power is actually very terrifying. For example, it will bring the loss of people's property, and at the same time, it will also lead to the destruction of the opposite sex, and if the situation is more serious, it will even threaten the safety of people's lives.

The maximum mean wind near the center of the bottom layer, and the maximum wind force near the center of the bottom layer is 12 and 13 is considered a typhoon. Super typhoon, super typhoon, maximum mean wind near the center of the bottom layer, maximum wind force of 16 or above near the center of the bottom layer. This kind of wind, which is rare on land, is extremely destructive, and can damage even sturdy buildings; At sea, there are extremely large waves with a wave height of more than 14 meters, foaming at the sky, and visibility is extremely low.

Therefore, the wind power of the super typhoon is significantly worse, and it has catastrophic destructive power and even destroys the village.

Level 12, super terrifying, not only will damage public facilities but also threaten people's lives, everyone is better not to go out in typhoon weather.

If the wind force is generally 10 or higher, if the super typhoon reaches 12 or more in the wind center, the power of the typhoon is quite damaging.

Generally speaking, a wind force of 12 or above can be called a typhoon, and once it encounters a typhoon, the damage caused by it is very serious. In addition to causing the overturning of the river boat in huge waves, it can also destroy vehicles and buildings on land, and even put a lot of debris in mid-air, which brings a very serious threat to human body and property. Although the speed of some typhoons in life is not very fast, the explosive and destructive power brought by them is very amazing.

The reason why typhoons are not fast is inseparable from their structure, because typhoons can be divided into spiral rain belt area, typhoon eye area and so on from the outside to the inside. Usually the typhoons we see are in the spiral rain belt area, once the typhoon passes by, there will be showers, and even strong winds, so in the face of such a typhoon we will have the illusion that its speed is not very fast, but its inner typhoon eye can involve a diameter of 40 kilometers. When encountering a typhoon that is not fast, we should not be careless, because the scope involved is very wide, and the damage caused by an invasion of a certain area is very huge.

Once a typhoon comes, it will inevitably have violent storms and even storm surges. Under normal circumstances, the wind speed of the open wind is maintained at about 17 meters per second, and some winds can even reach 60 meters per second, once the wind reaches more than 12 meters, then the wind pressure can reach more than 230 kilograms. Such strong wind pressure can set off huge waves at sea, which can overturn and even break the waist of ships along the coast, and even the largest ships cannot escape such a fate.

Vehicles and buildings near the coast will also be damaged to a greater or lesser extent, which will bring the greatest damage to human life and property safety, so in the face of typhoons, it is very necessary to take shelter and take preventive measures in time, which can effectively reduce the damage. <>

Finally, the torrential rain and storm surge brought by the typhoon are also very terrible, once the typhoon makes landfall, the precipitation in many areas can even reach 800 mm, and then bring flooding to the city, which is very destructive. In addition, storm surges can also cause continuous drainage**, causing seawalls to collapse, causing washout damage to houses and various construction facilities, and flooding some farmland and towns. In some cases, it can cause secondary disasters such as mudslides, flash floods, and urban waterlogging, but in short, typhoons are very harmful to local residents.

Summary. Typhoons are just as powerful as hurricanes, and both hurricanes and typhoons refer to tropical cyclones with winds of more than 33 meters per second. It's just that it has a different name because of the different regions where it happens.

Typhoons are as powerful as Hurricane He, and both hurricanes and typhoons refer to tropical cyclones with winds of more than 33 meters per second. It's just that because of the different regions where it happens, it has different names. Exciting.

Oh my God, you've said a great job! Can you elaborate on that?

A strong tropical cyclone that occurs in the northwest Pacific Ocean and the South China Sea is called a "typhoon". Hurricanes that occur in the Atlantic, Caribbean, and eastern North Pacific are called "hurricanes"; Cyclones that occur in the Indian Ocean, the Arabian Sea, and the Bay of Bengal are called cyclones. Therefore, it is only the area where it appears and the name is different, and there is no such thing as which is more powerful, and a typhoon is called a typhoon when it is an atmospheric vortex that forms on the surface of the tropical ocean and has a maximum wind force of 12 near its center.

Category 14 is called a strong typhoon. Category 14 is called a super typhoon. If an atmospheric vortex occurs in the Atlantic or Indian Ocean, it is called a hurricane, and if it occurs in the Pacific Ocean, it is called a typhoon.

The strength of the long one depends on the maximum wind near its center, and it is equal to the same level.

Super typhoons are very powerful, with wind speeds of more than 150 kilometers per hour, which is extremely destructive, and can set off huge waves of more than 14 meters of laughter, causing visibility to plummet.

The greatest power of a super typhoon is its extremely high wind speed. Wind speed is one of the key factors in assessing the power of a typhoon, and the 65 meters per hour wind speed of Super Typhoon 17 means that there will be a significant wind shock in its path. Such winds can blow down heavy objects such as houses, trees, and even buildings, causing serious property damage and people**.

Super typhoons are also accompanied by large amounts of precipitation. Typhoons are known to bring extremely heavy rainfall, leading to floods and flash floods. Because the path of typhoons mostly comes into contact with coastal areas or waters, seawater inflows and forms storm surges, threatening the safety of life and property in coastal areas.

In addition, extreme rainfall can trigger geological hazards, such as landslides and mudslides, increasing the risk of landslides.

The super typhoons in history are:

1. Typhoon Taipei.

Typhoon Taipei, the strongest typhoon on record, was the 19th storm and the 12th typhoon of the 1979 Pacific typhoon season due to disturbance weather caused by a monsoon trough near Pengpei Island on October 4. The development and movement of Taipei was initially adversely affected by a tropical storm to the northwest, but the storm then moved northwards and Taipei was able to strengthen.

2. Typhoon Nida.

Also known as Super Typhoon No. 22 of 2009, Typhoon Nida is known as the strongest typhoon since the beginning of the 21st century, a tropical cyclone of the 2009 Pacific typhoon season and the strongest typhoon of the year. Nida's Typhoon is in perfect shape, not losing to Monica Whirlwind, with a -97 degree CDG eyewall that lasts for a long time. The original 160kts was later revised down to 155kts after Typhoon Ayu's record.

Superty: The maximum average wind speed near the center of the ground floor is 16 or above.

Severe Typhoon (STY): The maximum average wind speed near the center of the bottom layer is 14-15 meters.

Typhoon (ty): The maximum average wind speed near the center of the bottom layer is 12-13 meters.

Severe Tropical Storm (STS): Maximum mean wind speed of 10-11 meters per second near the center of the bottom floor.

Tropical Storm (TS): Maximum average wind speed near the center of the bottom layer in meters and seconds, i.e. wind force 8-9.

Tropical Depression (TD): Maximum mean wind speed of 6-7 near the center of the bottom layer in meters and seconds.

Pros and cons of typhoons.

In addition to bringing serious disasters such as storms to the landfall area, typhoons also have certain benefits.

Typhoons carry a large amount of warm and humid airflow, and violent storms and rain will form nearby, and the typhoon can have a large area of seven-level wind circle, a small range of ten-level wind circles and a small area of 12-level wind circles around the center, and the intensity will increase in turn, and storm surges will form in nearby coastal areas, and the waves will be very strong, and almost all ships must avoid the wind harbor.