International Typhoons have a significant impact on daily life, especially in regions that frequently experience hurricanes. This extreme weather phenomenon changes the social, economic and environmental landscape, affecting various aspects of people’s lives. One of the direct impacts of typhoons is infrastructure damage. Roads, bridges and buildings are often destroyed by strong winds and flooding. This slows down people’s mobility and hampers the distribution of daily necessities. In addition, the power grid is also vulnerable, causing prolonged power outages. People’s dependence on electricity makes the problem of blackouts very detrimental, especially in emergency situations where communication is needed. In the agricultural sector, typhoons threaten food security. Rice, vegetable and fruit crops which are the source of livelihood for many farmers can be destroyed in an instant. The resulting economic losses not only impact farmers, but also local markets that depend on supplies from affected areas. From a health perspective, disasters caused by typhoons can trigger the emergence of disease. Clean water is difficult to obtain after floods, increasing the risk of digestive tract diseases. In addition, a damaged environment can cause an increase in the number of disease vectors such as mosquitoes, which spread diseases such as dengue fever and malaria. Psychological aspects also need to be considered. People affected by typhoons often feel stressed and anxious. Limited resources and material losses make recovery slow. Psychological support is essential in these situations to help them adapt after a disaster. International Typhoons also trigger changes in people’s behavior. Many are starting to switch to using environmentally friendly technology and infrastructure that is more resilient to disasters. Awareness of the importance of preparing for typhoons is increasing, encouraging people to build shelters and re-evaluate city spatial plans. Education about disaster mitigation is increasingly urgent. Each individual needs to understand the steps to take before, during, and after a hurricane. Community training in first aid and evacuation is key in reducing the negative impacts of disasters. Governments and non-governmental organizations also play an important role in strengthening communities’ capacity to face typhoons. Empowerment programs that include education about disaster risk management are very necessary to encourage communities to be more prepared and responsive to the threat of typhoons. With all the impacts, cross-sectoral collaboration is very necessary. Building early warning systems and robust infrastructure tools will help reduce losses that may be caused by future typhoons. Empowered and knowledgeable communities are at the forefront of facing the threat of extreme weather.