There are still typhoons behind the anemone.

After Typhoon Anemone made landfall off the coast of China, another tropical depression was generated east of the Philippines, which was later upgraded to a typhoon and named "Yuanyang". Its center is located about 840 kilometers south east from Kagoshima, Japan, with a maximum wind force of 8, wind speed of 18 m / s, tropical storm level. "Yuanyang" will move at a speed of about 35 kilometers per hour to the north-east direction of rapid movement, the intensity of the slow increase.

Typhoon Yuanyang is the 13th storm to receive an international number for the 2023 Pacific typhoon season. The name "mandarin ducks" was provided by Hong Kong, China, and came from Typhoon Kai Tak, which has two meanings: mandarin ducks, a water bird, and mandarin duck milk tea, a popular drink in Hong Kong.

Typhoon precautions

1, monitor the weather forecast

Closely follow the typhoon forecast and warning information issued by the meteorological department, and keep abreast of the typhoon's dynamics and the areas it may affect.

2. Secure indoor items

Ensure that indoor items in your home are firmly secured to avoid injury in the event of a typhoon.

3. Clean up garden debris as you go

Clean up debris and garbage in garden areas before a typhoon hits to minimize flying debris when the wind is strong.

4. Waterproofing measures

Check that roofs, doors, windows and sewers are in good condition and repair them in time to ensure that rainwater does not enter the house.

5. Stock up on emergency supplies

Including food, drinking water, medicines, flashlights, spare batteries and other common emergency supplies in case of emergency.

Reference for the above: Baidu Encyclopedia-Typhoon Yuanyang