Tsunami and earthquake are just the beginning of the disaster. The intense collision also caused changes in the weather over the sea, where hot and cold air currents intersect, producing thick clouds.
With the help of the typhoon, these clouds are drifting continuously. In the process of movement, many clouds become overwhelmed and transform into rain, pouring down.
There are also many clouds that continue to drift with the wind. The rain started from the sea and gradually spread over the continent.
Just after settling the family, the rain poured down. Seeing this scene, Hudson once wanted to intervene manually but gave up after much consideration.
The raging storm and rain originated at sea. Although the collision was over, the ocean did not calm down because of it.
The energy generated by the collision was transmitted into the seawater and did not directly disappear; instead, it transformed into waves and stored. Various towering waves followed one after another.
