别对弱台风掉以轻心

Group 1 - The intensity of a typhoon does not always correlate with the damage it can cause, as weaker typhoons can also lead to severe weather impacts under certain conditions [1][2] - Typhoon size does not directly relate to its strength; the maximum wind speed near the eye wall is the primary determinant of a typhoon's intensity, rather than its overall size [2] - Specific weather and geographical conditions can exacerbate the wind and rain effects of a typhoon, such as the presence of the southwest monsoon and topographical features like hills and mountains [2][3] Group 2 - After making landfall, a typhoon can still cause extreme rainfall if it encounters certain atmospheric circulation patterns, as demonstrated by Typhoon "Doksuri" in late July 2023 [3] - A comprehensive assessment of various factors, including the typhoon's structure, intensity, path, speed, terrain, and environmental conditions, is essential for accurately predicting and responding to the impacts of typhoons [3]