1. Damaged supply: If the area where the typhoon transits is a rubber planting area, it may lead to a decline in rubber production. Crops are damaged by typhoon, so growers may not be able to harvest rubber normally, and the supply will be affected.

2. Price increase: the decrease of supply may lead to the increase of rubber price. When the demand is constant or increasing, the decrease of supply will increase the price pressure. Therefore, typhoons may increase the cost of rubber, which in turn will lead to an increase in the price.

3. Traffic jam: Typhoon may damage roads, bridges and port facilities, and affect the logistics and transportation of rubber. The interruption of supply chain may lead to the delay or obstruction of rubber transportation, thus affecting the supply and demand of the market.

4. Decline in demand: The typhoon may have a negative impact on the local economy, leading to a decline in local market demand. Residents in the affected areas may need to cope with the impact of typhoons on their homes and lives, and their consumption power may decline, thus affecting the demand for rubber products.

5. Intensified market fluctuation: The uncertainty and influence of typhoon on rubber market may lead to investor's mood fluctuation and market price fluctuation. Investors may adjust the investment strategy of rubber, further affecting the market dynamics.

Please note that the above impact is only a possibility, and the specific situation may depend on the specific scope and severity of the typhoon, as well as the changes in the supply and demand relationship and external factors in the rubber market. The actual situation needs further observation and analysis.