Abstract:Doppler weather radar data and ECMWF reanalysis data were used to analyze tornado events originated in the outside-region of 1522 typhoon "Mujigate" and 1806 typhoon "Ewiniar" contrastively, and a typhoon without tornado was selected for comparison as environmental parameters at the same time. Results show that two typhoon-tornado events both occur in the northeast quadrant of landfalling typhoons, with some advantageous environmental conditions including low-level convergence, upper-level divergence and superimposition of strong jet at mid and low level over the Pearl River Delta. Environmental parameters are shown to be relatively large convective available potential energy, strong wind at low level,strong deep low-level vertical wind shear,low condensation uplift height and large Storm Relative Helicity(SRH). In contrast, most of the environmental impact factors of typhoons without tornadoes didn't reach the conditional threshold for tornadoes except superimposition of strong jet at mid and low level over the Pearl River Delta. Radar reflectivity are shown to be supercell characteristic and the most strong reflectivity is all large than 59 dBZ, speed pair can be found at low-angle of altitude;but the environmental impact factors of typhoons just as convective available potential energy, low-level wind speed, low-level vertical wind shear, Lifted Index and the strength of mesocyclone caused by typhoon "Mujigate" are stronger obvious than typhoon "Ewiniar",which cause typhoon-tornado strength by typhoon "Mujigate" stronger than typhoon "Ewiniar".