Super Typhoon Bravan left the waters east of the Philippines and is gradually withering, its typhoon eye is rapidly blinding, and the convective cloud is deforming and deforming. However, the impact of Bravan does not end and it will continue to have a certain impact on the weather on the continent. According to the meteorological department's forecast, Bravan will combine with a stream of cold air in the mainland's South China Sea to bring a series of weather changes.
Bravan has attracted much attention since its formation, it is the 20th typhoon of the year, and it is a super typhoon. Bravan exhibited strong winds and abundant precipitation in the early days of its formation, bringing severe disasters to the Philippines and surrounding areas. According to statistics, Bravan caused many deaths, thousands of injuries and extensive property damage in the Philippines.
However, after leaving the Philippines, Bravan's power gradually waned. Its eye quickly blinded, and the convective cloud began to decline and deform. This is due to the fact that Bravan left the warm ocean surface and entered the sub-high north side and the influence of cold air. Although Bravan's power has waned, it is still necessary to be wary of its possible adverse weather effects.
According to the meteorological department's analysis, Bravan will combine with a stream of cold air in the South China Sea. This cold air will provide Bravan with energy, allowing it to continuously influence the weather on the continent. Cold air is currently forming over the South China Sea and is expected to gradually move northward. At the same time, there is also a soil typhoon developing in the South China Sea, which will further increase the instability of the weather.
The combination of Bravan with cold air is expected to lead to heavy rainfall and high winds in the southern and eastern parts of the continent. At the same time, because typhoons lose the support of typhoon eyes and convective clouds, the rainfall they bring may be scattered and not as strong and persistent as when they first formed. However, due to the addition of cold air, heavy rainfall and strong convective weather may still occur in local areas.
The meteorological department reminds that affected by Bravan and cold air, residents in the southern and eastern parts of the mainland should take precautionary measures and pay attention to preventing possible disasters such as flash floods and mudslides. In addition, departments such as flights, ships and transportation need to pay close attention to weather changes and take appropriate safety measures.
In general, Super Typhoon Bravan gradually weakened after leaving the Philippines, but it will continue to have an impact on the weather in the southern and eastern parts of the mainland. Residents and relevant departments need to pay close attention to the weather forecast, make corresponding preparedness, and ensure the safety of people's lives and property.