Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal

This signal warns of winds over 220 kph. Extreme damage is expected, and full evacuation is advised.

• TCWS #2

• TCWS #3

• TCWS #4

• TCWS #5

The storm is expected to bring winds of 121-170 kph. Trees may be uprooted, and power outages are likely.

• TCWS #1

• TCWS #2

• TCWS #3

• TCWS #4

A tropical cyclone with winds of 61-120 kph is approaching. Light to moderate damage is expected, and classes may be suspended.

• TCWS #1

• TCWS #2

• TCWS #3

• TCWS #5

The weather report warns of 30-60 kph winds. People should prepare but don’t need to evacuate.

• TCWS #1

• TCWS #2

• TCWS #3

• TCWS #4

Under this storm signal, sea travel and outdoor activities are strictly prohibited due to strong winds and rough seas.

• TCWS #1

• TCWS #2

• TCWS #3

• TCWS #4

The weather reporter states that a tropical cyclone will affect your area within 36 hours.

• TCWS #1

• TCWS #2

• TCWS #4

• TCWS #5

You hear that the wind speed of the approaching storm is 171-220 kph. Severe damage to structures is expected.

• TCWS #1

• TCWS #2

• TCWS #4

• TCWS #5

This TCWS is the first warning issued when a tropical cyclone is expected to affect a certain area.

• TCWS #1

• TCWS #2

• TCWS #4

• TCWS #5

This storm signal is raised when winds of 62-88 kph are expected within 24 hours.

• TCWS #1

• TCWS #2

• TCWS #3

• TCWS #4

The storm signal indicates that strong winds and heavy rainfall will likely cause widespread flooding and destruction.

• 1. TCWS #1

• 1. TCWS #2

• 1. TCWS #3

• 1. TCWS #5