Twin typhoons light up the coast with four alerts at once
The sea turned on four red lights overnight — twin typhoons are about to make their entrance.
Overnight the sea lit up like a four-bulb signal — typhoon, rainstorm, wave, and storm surge warnings all flicked on at the same time.
It's a tag-team script: two cyclones are running parallel tracks, paths tangled, pulling a long stretch of coastline into one shared wind map.
Fishing boats head home, island schools let out early, and residents start taping up their windows — the whole coast quietly rehearsing a scene nobody really wanted to film.