Taiwan weekend weather forecast 結果共104筆

Taiwan forecasts mostly clear skies for Dragon Boat Festival weekend with daytime highs of 31-34°C (88-93°F). Heat alerts issued for Changhua, Hualien, Taitung.

Taiwan faces simultaneous heat and rain warnings Friday. Here is what to know about the dual hazard and why the island’s topography makes it possible.

Taiwan’s weather will be warm and dry this week, with isolated showers in southeastern regions and the Hengchun Peninsula. Afternoon thunderstorms may occur in Greater Taipei and mountainous areas.

Taiwan sees thunderstorms and cooler weather due to a passing front and northeast monsoon. Expect temperatures to drop to 20°C in the north this weekend.

Taiwan faces unsettled weather with alternating fronts bringing rain and rising temperatures. Expect highs of 28-32°C and brief showers in eastern and mountainous areas.

Taiwan’s weather will stabilize by May 6, with temperatures over 30°C. Expect brief showers in eastern regions. A new front may bring rain from May 8-10.

Rain and cooler temperatures are expected in Taiwan as a new weather front approaches. The Central Weather Administration warns of increased rain in northern and eastern areas, with temperatures dropping over the weekend.

A weak frontal system brings sporadic showers to northern, northeastern, and eastern Taiwan. Expect more rain north of Taoyuan and in Yilan. Typhoon Sinlaku poses no threat.

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.

Taipei faces rising temperatures as a weakening monsoon affects northern Taiwan. Expect scattered showers and thunderstorms during the Children’s Day and Qingming Festival weekend.

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 forecasts a cold air mass in Taiwan on March 14, bringing sunny to partly cloudy skies. Expect temperatures from 10 to 26 degrees Celsius. Ideal weekend for outdoor activities with stable weather and brief rain in eastern areas.

Taiwan will see varied weather this weekend, with showers in the north and east and sunny skies elsewhere. Temperatures will range from 17 to 28°C.

Meteorologist Wu Der-romg warns of a strengthening northeast monsoon bringing showers and cooler temperatures to northern and eastern Taiwan on March 6. Weather risk analyst Wu Sheng-yu notes a temperature drop to 19-21°C in the north, with southern regions warmer. The weekend will see drier conditions, with rain in windward areas. Weather improves by March 11 with sunny, stable conditions expected.

Taiwan residents will see a brief break from rain as the northeast monsoon weakens. Expect warmer temperatures and scattered showers, with unstable weather returning over the 228 holiday weekend.

Meteorologists forecast unstable weather in Taiwan with increased rain in the north and east. A cold front will bring a stronger northeast monsoon this weekend.

Taiwan’s weather will see warm, sunny days and cooler, rainy nights this weekend due to southeastern winds. Expect a northeast monsoon Monday, bringing cooler, wetter conditions.

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

Taiwan faces a chilly weekend starting Jan. 24, with colder mornings and evenings due to radiative cooling. Expect scattered showers in the north and east.

Taiwan braces for a continental cold air mass on Jan. 22-23, bringing chilly weather and rain to central and northern regions. Expect a gradual warm-up by Jan. 24.

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 will see mostly sunny to partly cloudy weather on Jan. 14 due to a cold air mass. Expect rising temperatures and possible showers by the weekend. Stay informed.

Meteorologists predict a potential storm forming east of the Philippines by Jan. 15, 2026. Taiwan will see warmer weather until the weekend, with cooler conditions expected later.

Taiwan braces for a cold snap as temperatures drop to 10°C or lower on Jan. 3. The Central Weather Administration issues an orange alert. Coastal safety is advised.

Cold air sweeps Taiwan, dropping temperatures significantly. Northern areas face lows of 12-14°C, with open areas below 10°C. Expect showers and overcast skies.