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Taiwan’s CWA issues orange heat alerts for six counties as extreme temperatures reach 38°C with foehn winds, afternoon thunderstorms, and king tides through July 22.

Typhoon Bavi, a severe storm with 380 km wind field, approaches Taiwan after traveling 10,000 km across the Pacific — a ’long-track’ storm fueled by El Niño.

Typhoon Bavi approaches Taiwan with 216 km/h winds and 270 km/h gusts. CWA warns of ’destructive’ winds and ’disaster-level’ rainfall Friday through Saturday.

A convective system brings heavy thundershowers to Taiwan, with significant rainfall expected. Warm days and foehn winds will follow, causing high temperatures.

Taiwan faced high temperatures over 30°C on April 10, with Taitung reaching 36°C. The CWA warns of strong winds affecting crops and forecasts rain for northern Taiwan.

WeatherRisk forecasts rain in Taiwan’s east on March 28, with sunny skies in central and southern areas. CWA predicts warmer weather by March 30. Stay updated.

The CWA reports a slight increase in the northeast monsoon, bringing rain to Taiwan’s northern coast and Yilan-Hualien. Expect cooler weather and sporadic showers in eastern regions, with sunny conditions elsewhere. Travelers should be cautious of low clouds and fog affecting visibility and flights in outlying islands.

Taiwan braces for a cold, wet Tuesday as a cold air mass moves south, bringing rain and winter-like conditions. Expect temperature drops and fluctuating weather.

Taiwan faces a temperature drop with lows below 10°C in western and northeastern regions. The CWA issues alerts for 16 counties, warning of day-night fluctuations.

Taiwan braces for a cold air mass from Jan. 21-23, with the CWA issuing advisories for cold, rain, and wind. Expect snow in high altitudes and chilly temps.

Taiwan braces for strong winds and a cold front, with the CWA issuing advisories for Jan. 20. Expect gusts over 74 km/h and temperatures dropping to 10 degrees Celsius.

Taiwan braces for a cold air mass starting Jan. 20, bringing chilly weather and rain to central and northern regions. Expect brief showers and cool temperatures through Jan. 23, with a noticeable day-night temperature difference. Stay cautious of long waves along the coast.

Taiwan braces for a cold front as temperatures drop below 10 degrees Celsius in New Taipei City, Taoyuan City, and Hsinchu County by Jan. 13. The CWA advises caution with heating appliances and warns of strong winds.

A strong cold air mass is set to hit Taiwan, causing temperatures to drop significantly. Expect rain in the east and cloudy skies in the north. Stay updated with CWA alerts.

Hehuanshan turned into a winter wonderland on Dec. 26, drawing tourists to witness the first snow. The CWA reported record low temperatures, with snow and ice pellets creating a picturesque scene. Authorities reopened Highway No. 14A but restricted access to ensure safety.

The Central Weather Administration warns of a northeast monsoon affecting Taiwan this week, bringing scattered showers and cooler temperatures. Expect overcast skies and potential frost in higher altitudes.

The Central Weather Administration issued a typhoon warning for Typhoon Fung-Wong, affecting Kaohsiung, Pingtung, and the Hengchun Peninsula. Despite red flags, surfers were seen at Nanwan. Expect heavy rain in Taipei and eastern regions

Meteorologist Lin De-en warns of heavy rain in northern and eastern Taiwan during the Retrocession Day holiday. The CWA issues alerts for six regions.

Heavy rain hits northern Taiwan as Typhoon Fengshen and the northeast monsoon combine. The CWA issues alerts for eight counties, warning of severe weather.

Severe weather warning issued for northern Taiwan as Typhoon Fengshen and the northeast monsoon bring heavy rain and strong winds. Expect peak rainfall in Greater Taipei, Keelung, and Yilan on Oct. 20-21.

Tropical Storm Fengshen brings heavy rain to northern Taiwan, with Taipei and New Taipei experiencing significant rainfall. The CWA warns of landslides and flash floods.

Typhoon Matmo poses no direct threat to Taiwan, but vessels near the Philippines and the South China Sea should monitor it closely. Rising temperatures may affect western Taiwan.

The Central Weather Administration issued a high-temperature advisory for Taipei, New Taipei, Changhua, and Pingtung, predicting 36°C. Keelung, Yunlin, and Tainan face a yellow alert at 33°C. Residents should stay hydrated, use sunscreen, and avoid outdoor activities.

Meteorologist Wu Der-romg warns of extreme heat in northern Taiwan, with temperatures hitting 38°C. The CWA issues alerts for New Taipei and Taoyuan. Expect sunny to partly cloudy weather with showers in eastern regions. A tropical disturbance in the South China Sea may develop into a typhoon.

Meteorologists issued a high-temperature alert for Taipei, New Taipei, and Taoyuan as temperatures hit 38°C. The CWA advises caution and preventive measures against heat risks.