晕船视角：台风暴雨中海上的极端天气

gle perspective from a speedboat battling rough typhoon seas, with heavy spray and unpredictable wave motion creating constant vertical and lateral movement. Such unstable conditions commonly trigger seasickness due to conflicting sensory signals between inner ear balance and visual horizon cues. The scene provides context for understanding symptoms like nausea or dizziness and the importance of maintaining stable gaze, fresh air exposure, and hydration when travelling in extreme weather.