As the storm gets closer, the signals get more serious. Signal 2 means the storm is about to get real, with winds of up to 60 km/h and some heavy rain. This is when you should be preparing for the worst, boarding up windows, and securing outdoor furniture. It's like the storm is saying, "Okay, now it's time to get serious."
But wait, it gets even more interesting! Signal 3 is like the storm's "anger level" - it's getting stronger, with winds of up to 100 km/h and some serious flooding. This is when you should be seeking shelter and staying away from windows. It's like the storm is saying, "I'm not joking around anymore, take cover!"
Now we're getting to the really serious stuff. Signal 4 means the storm is basically furious, with winds of up to 170 km/h and some extreme weather conditions. This is when you should be staying indoors and away from any windows or doors. It's like the storm is saying, "I'm at my strongest, don't even think about going outside."
