唔知大家記唔記得9月1號嘅時候蘇拉襲港，因為颱風西登，所以令到颱風威力增加，令到果陣時又大風又大雨。 但係大家知道點樣用英文形容打風嘅日子？快啲跟小編一齊學下啦！ 有關颱風的生字 1.天文台 Hong Kong Observatory 2.颱風 Typhoon 3.熱帶氣旋 Tropical cyclone 4.8 號風球 Typhoon No. 8 5.一號戒備信號 Standard sihnal No.1 6.三號強風信號 Strong wind signal No.3 7.八號西北烈風或暴風信號 No.8 Northwest Gale or storm signal 8.八號西南烈風或暴風信號 No.8 Southwest Gale or storm signal 9.八號東北烈風或暴風信號No.8 Northeast Gale or storm signal 10.八號東南烈風或暴風信號 No.8 Southeast Gale or storm signal 11.九號烈風或暴風風力增強信號 Increasing Gale or Storm Signal No9 12.十號颶風信號 Hurricane Signal No.10 免費試堂 有關颱風的新聞例子 In Hong Kong, the government is also on high alert and has taken extensive preparations to deal with the powerful typhoon “Sulawesi.” They have implemented a “whole-of-government mobilization” plan, which involves mobilizing at least 10,000 personnel, accounting for approximately 55% of the government’s workforce, to handle and manage the aftermath if necessary. The Chief Secretary for Administration, Matthew Cheung, who is the second-highest-ranking official in the Hong Kong government, led a press conference with 10 bureau directors and department heads to announce the contingency plans for addressing the potential serious threats posed by Typhoon “Sulawesi.” The Director of the Hong Kong Observatory, Shun Chi-ming, stated that the storm surge generated by “Sulawesi” could reach historically high levels in certain areas of Hong Kong, leading to severe flooding in low-lying coastal areas. If “Sulawesi” passes south of Hong Kong, the situation may be similar to the impact of Typhoon “Mangkhut” in 2018. It is expected that areas such as Tolo Harbour, Victoria Harbour, and Tai O will be heavily affected, with water levels in Tolo Harbour potentially reaching 5 meters above the Chart Datum, close to the record set by Typhoon “Wanda” in 1962. During the passage of Typhoon “Wanda,” the highest typhoon signal, Signal No. 10, was raised by the Observatory. The storm resulted in the death or disappearance of 183 people, making it the typhoon with the highest number of casualties since World War II. Of particular concern is the fact that “Wanda” also struck Hong Kong on September 1, with the Hong Kong Observatory recording a maximum 60-minute average wind speed of 133 kilometers per hour, maximum gusts of 259 kilometers per hour, and a minimum instantaneous sea-level pressure of 953.2 hectopascals. These three records remain unbroken to this day. As for Super Typhoon “Mangkhut,” which struck Hong Kong on September 16, 2018, it caused over 360 injuries and resulted in the paralysis of multiple public transportation networks. The government faced criticism for not declaring a work suspension during the typhoon. The Hong Kong Observatory issued the Typhoon Signal No. 8 early in the morning due to the approach of Typhoon “Sulawesi.” It is expected that the Signal No. 8 typhoon warning, commonly known as “Typhoon 8,” will remain in effect for most of the day. According to the latest projected path, Typhoon “Sulawesi” is forecasted to enter within 100 kilometers of Hong Kong with a maximum center wind speed of 185 kilometers per hour at around 5 p.m. today. It is expected to come closest to Hong Kong tonight and tomorrow morning, passing within approximately 50 kilometers south of the
