01/09/2026
🌀🏠 A super typhoon doesn't just bring strong winds. When it hits land, several destructive forces can arrive at once.
The eyewall brings the storm's most intense winds and rainfall. Powerful winds can damage structures, while torrential rain can overwhelm rivers and drainage systems. Along the coast, storm surge can push seawater far inland.
Once over land, the storm usually begins weakening because it loses its warm-ocean energy source—but the danger can continue for hours through flooding, landslides, and destructive winds.