Typhoon Morakot invaded Taiwan in August 2009. From August 6 to 9, Morakot brought amazing heavy rainfall which broke the southern Taiwan mountain areas records. The vast plain in southern Taiwan was in flood. Heavy rainfall of Morakot resulted in a lot of mudflows and landslides in mountains, and peoples of the world were shocked by the disaster of Shiao-Lin village. Peoples of Taiwan devoted all they can do to save the sufferer, and there were many scholars researching the natural hazards of Taiwan. In this research, how to promote the forecast of typhoon rainfall more accurate and how to prevent the disaster more effectively is the main research purpose. Based on the established models of forewarning zones of heavy orographic rainfall of typhoons over Taiwan, four forewarning zones models, including Taipei, Hsinee, Giashen and Hualian, were applied to this case study of typhoon Morakot. There are several different cross-sections of terrain which can be used to define the terrain in meso-scale the one windward side and the other lee side, and we can find out the wind directions which probably enhance the orographic effect and result in heavy rainfall. By using the image software, we can draw a map of typhoon circulation wind directions and make a typhoon wind directions board for each place where invaded by typhoons from various directions. According to the terrain cross-sections, we can also compose the terrain map to the typhoon wind directions board to check the windward side or the lee side and define the forewarning zones which probably cause heavy orographic rain when typhoon center enter into these specifi c windward side areas. In this study, the forewarning zones radius were set to 300kms to simulate the storm radius of typhoon Morakot circulation. The result of this research is confident. The regional difference of typhoon Morakot rainfall affected by terrain can be explained very well in this case study. Briefly, if we consider the meso-scale terrain effect, related to the macro-scale terrain of entire Taiwan, and consider the scope of the local forewarning regime, it will be more valid in typhoon rainfall forecast and more effective in disaster prevention.