Taiwan weather changes 結果共109筆

Taiwan’s weather will shift from sunny skies to rain and cooler temperatures by Wednesday, April 29. Expect thunderstorms and fluctuating temperatures through April 30.

Taiwan’s weather will warm as a cold front departs, with clear skies and isolated showers expected. Easterly winds will bring rising temperatures until a new front arrives midweek.

A cold front hit Taiwan on April 24, causing cooler temperatures and heavy rain in the north. The Central Weather Administration warns of showers and thunderstorms.

Taiwan braces for cooler weather as a front and northeast monsoon bring rain from Friday to Saturday. Expect improved conditions by Sunday with clearer skies.

Taiwan will see stable weather with sunny to partly cloudy skies on April 22, but a front from South China will bring rain and thunderstorms starting April 23.

Spring rain hits Taiwan, bringing showers to northern and eastern regions. Meteorologists advise caution as temperatures range from 28 to 33°C. Expect heavy rain in the northeast and eastern areas this afternoon.

Taiwan faces changing weather with rain expected in the north and east starting April 15. Typhoon Sinlaku may bring swells. Expect sporadic showers and a stronger front over the weekend.

The Central Weather Administration issued a high-temperature alert for southern Taiwan, with Tainan and Pingtung facing orange-level heat. Kaohsiung has a yellow alert. Typhoon Sinlaku poses no threat to Taiwan.

A cold front will bring cooler temperatures and significant rainfall to Taiwan from April 1 to April 6, warns the Central Weather Administration. Expect heavy rain, lightning, and strong gusts, especially in northern regions. Stay alert for weather changes during the Qingming holiday.

Meteorologists predict brief showers from Chiayi to Taipei on April 1, with heavier rain expected across Taiwan starting April 3. Stay updated on weather changes.

Meteorologist Wu Der-rong forecasts a weather shift in Taiwan with a mix of sunshine and showers as a front approaches. Expect rain and cooler temperatures in the north and northeast, with temperatures ranging from 17 to 35 degrees Celsius across regions. Another front will bring thunderstorms and strong winds by Saturday.

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 Central Weather Administration issued a strong wind advisory for parts of Taiwan, warning of gusts and reduced visibility. Expect rain and cooler temperatures in the north.

WeatherRisk predicts mixed weather in Taiwan as a weak front passes on March 25, bringing rain and cooler temperatures. The northeast monsoon will affect northern and eastern regions.

WeatherRisk forecasts wet, cool conditions in northern Taiwan from March 20-21, with heavy rain in Yilan and Hualien. Expect intermittent rain and temperature changes.

WeatherRisk predicts stable, warm weather for Taiwan on March 18, with rain in Hualien, Taitung, and Hengchun Peninsula. Expect cooler temps and rain from March 19.

The Central Weather Administration issued a cold weather advisory for 14 counties in Taiwan, forecasting temperatures around 10°C due to a cold air mass. Expect chilly mornings and evenings, with a gradual warming trend starting Saturday. Stay informed on weather changes and safety tips.

Taiwan braces for a cold snap as a new front brings temperatures near 10°C in the north. Expect strong winds and isolated showers. Warming begins by Saturday.

WeatherRisk predicts cooler, wetter weather in Taiwan starting March 3 due to a strengthening northeast monsoon. Expect temperature drops and rain, especially in the north.

The Central Weather Administration forecasts a cold snap in Taiwan starting Feb. 6, with rain in the north and east. Temperatures will drop significantly by Feb. 7, with cold weather persisting through Feb. 9. Expect a slight rebound by Feb. 10, but mornings and evenings will remain chilly.

The Central Weather Administration forecasts varied weather in Taiwan, with sunny skies and scattered showers. A cold front will bring significant temperature drops from Feb. 6 to Feb. 9. Expect brief showers in the north and east, with a slight warm-up on Feb. 10 before temperatures dip again on Feb. 11.

Taiwan’s weather shifts as a front passes, bringing cooler temperatures to the north and northeast. Expect brief showers in central to northern regions and scattered rain in the east.

Cold front brings cooler temperatures and scattered showers to northern Taiwan Saturday, with northeastern monsoon keeping conditions cool through early February.

A geomagnetic storm, predicted to last 13 hours, may reach a severe level, impacting health. Experts advise precautions for those sensitive to electromagnetic changes.

Taiwan will see a weather shift as Tropical Storm Nokaen changes course, bringing colder, wetter conditions next week. Expect a strong cold front by Jan. 20.