Where is the strongest typhoon wind? How to protect windows from typhoons?

Typhoon is a type of tropical cyclone. A tropical cyclone is a low-pressure vortex that occurs on tropical or subtropical oceans and is a powerful "tropical weather system". Before a typhoon arrives, prepare the necessary water, food, medicine, emergency lights and other necessary daily necessities in advance in case of emergency.

Contents of this article

1. Where is the strongest typhoon wind?

2. How to protect windows from typhoons

3. Precautions for typhoon prevention

Where is the strongest typhoon wind?

The cloud wall area (near the eye of the typhoon) is the part with the strongest winds in a typhoon. The cloud wall area is generally tens of kilometers wide and more than ten kilometers high. It is composed of towering cumulonimbus clouds and concentric cloud belts around the center of the typhoon. Here, there are howling winds and heavy rains. It is the worst place in the typhoon.

A typhoon (a type of tropical cyclone) is a low-pressure vortex that occurs on tropical or subtropical oceans. It is a powerful and deep tropical weather system.

my country divides tropical cyclones in the South China Sea and the northwest Pacific into six levels according to the maximum average wind speed near their bottom center. Those with wind speeds of 12 and above are collectively called "typhoons."

Typhoon disasters are mainly caused before and after the typhoon lands. The direct disasters caused by typhoons are usually caused by strong winds, heavy rains and storm surges.

How to protect windows from typhoons

You can use tape to stick a "米" shape on the glass of the window to increase the toughness of the glass and thus play a protective role. In addition, you can also use hard objects to support the window, such as wooden boards, furniture, etc., placed inside or outside the window.

Typhoon is a type of tropical cyclone. A tropical cyclone is a low-pressure vortex that occurs on tropical or subtropical oceans and is a powerful "tropical weather system".

my country divides tropical cyclones in the South China Sea and the northwest Pacific into six levels according to the maximum average wind speed near their bottom center. Those with wind speeds of 12 and above are collectively called "typhoons."

Typhoons can be divided into general typhoons: maximum wind force 12 to 13, strong typhoons: maximum wind force 14 to 15, and super typhoons: maximum wind force ≥ 16.

Precautions for typhoon prevention

Always pay attention to typhoon news. Close doors and windows tightly, and use thick tape to stick on the glass windows in a cross shape. Remove hanging objects and bring items on balcony windows indoors to prevent them from being blown away by strong winds. Residents in low-lying areas that may be flooded should evacuate in time.

Stock up on necessary water, food, medicine, emergency lights and other daily necessities in advance in case of emergency.

Try to avoid going out during typhoon days. If you encounter strong winds and heavy rain on the street, you should immediately take shelter indoors and avoid wading in water.

Check whether indoor electrical circuits, gas and other facilities are safe. Clear the drainage pipes at home to minimize water accumulation.