Typhoon "Mina" passed, at half past five in the afternoon, the Meteorological Observatory issued a three-no. wind warning, it was raining outside, pouring down on the windows, the house was dark and quiet.,The master pushed open the fare meter and stepped on the gas pedal. The car plunged headlong into the storm.,With a deafening 'bang', right before my eyes, a Bentley car and a concrete truck running a red light collided. The headlights were blinding, forcing me to cover my eyes. The screeching brakes, the tires squealing, and the earth-shattering impact of the vehicles created a cacophony of sound.。