Typhoons are frequent visitors to Taiwan in summertime. Leo visits Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration, where he learns about how typhoons are spotted and tracked. To provide timely and accurate forecast to the general public, the Administration monitors the typhoon’s trajectory via satellite imagery and airplane-deployed sensors. In addition, the Administration utilizes maritime buoys to gauge tides, sea temperature, wind speed, which are critical data to the fishing industry. Learn more about how Leo factors his newfound knowledge into his boat journey around Taiwan.