At this moment, its diameter was close to forty meters, and the wind speed was only six to seven. Even if it were on land, it was only sufficient to sway the trees.
Originally, such a tropical cyclone did not do much.
But this tropical cyclone was a little bit different—Hong Dali's two sneezes made it stronger than other weak hurricanes!
It continued to advance on the sea. Due to convection effect, every move of up to one kilometer, it would accelerate by a little. Perhaps by three or five percent. But with every movement, it grew.
Soon, its diameter grew to nearly 50 meters. At this time, the wind speed near the eye this tropical cyclone had increased to level eight or nine. The wind speed was 18 meters per second.
Its current state was multiple times stronger than its original state.
If in the beginning, such a small tropical cyclone was equivalent to birthing a child, it had now become a kid.
