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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.

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.

Taiwan’s weather shifts as a weak front brings clouds and showers to the north, east, and Hengchun Peninsula. Expect cooler temps and rain through March 28.

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.

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.

An earthquake of magnitude 3 or higher rattled northeastern Taiwan, including regions like Taipei, Keelung, New Taipei, Taoyuan, Hsinchu, Hualien, and Yilan. No immediate danger or casualties have been reported.

Taiwan will experience stable weather on Jan. 26, with comfortable temperatures in the north and mild heat in central and southern regions. Prepare for fluctuating temperatures as two cold air waves approach, potentially dropping to 11 degrees Celsius.

Search and rescue teams in Taiwan persist in locating Capt. Hsin Po-i after his F-16V jet vanished. Despite harsh weather, efforts continue with military and coast guard support.

Taiwan braces for a cold snap as the strongest winter air mass hits, with temperatures dropping below 7°C in some parts. Expect rain in the north and clear skies by Jan. 5.

Taiwan experienced 35,516 earthquakes in 2023, nearing the decade average. The Central Weather Administration urges preparedness as seismic activity rises, with notable quakes in Yilan and Chiayi.

Taiwan’s East Coast launches ＂Camera-kun,＂ an AI service offering multilingual travel advice. It integrates weather updates and tourism info, enhancing visitor experiences.

Typhoon Fung-wong hit Taiwan on Nov. 10, causing severe flooding in Hualien County. Officials evacuated over 6,200 residents as waters surged, prompting a red alert.

Northern Taiwan faces a chilly spell due to the northeast monsoon, with temperatures dropping to 18.5°C. Expect scattered showers and a temperature rise by Oct. 30.

The Central Weather Administration in Taiwan has issued a heavy rain advisory for five counties due to the northeast monsoon and Fengshen’s circulation. Expect rain in northern and eastern regions during the Retrocession Day holiday. Stay updated on weather changes and take safety precautions.

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.

Tropical Storm Matmo won’t directly hit Taiwan, but expect showers in Hualien, Taitung, and Pingtung over the Mid-Autumn Festival. Typhoon Halong may develop next week.

Taiwan will experience clear, hot weather from Oct. 5-7, with minimal rain after Typhoon Matmo. Expect showers in Hualien, Taitung, and Pingtung on Oct. 3-4.

Meteorologists predict Tropical Depression 24 will become Typhoon Matmo, affecting Taiwan’s Moon Festival weather. Expect rain in Luzon, Eluanbi, and Hualien.

Typhoon Matmo may form near Guam soon. 93W expected to move west under high pressure. Taiwan’s east may see typhoon effects. Another typhoon could approach in mid-October.

The Central Weather Administration lifted the sea warning for Typhoon Ragasa, with heavy rain expected to ease by Wednesday afternoon. Typhoon Bualoi poses no direct threat to Taiwan but may bring scattered showers and thunderstorms. Coastal and mountain areas should remain cautious of potential hazards.

Typhoon Ragasa moves away from Taiwan, but its peripheral circulation brings strong gusts and heavy rain to the north and south. Conditions ease by evening.

Typhoon Ragasa hits Taiwan, causing heavy rain and winds in Hualien County. Matai’an Bridge is destroyed, prompting evacuations in several townships. Stay updated.

Typhoon Ragasa threatens Hong Kong and Macau, with potential landfall on Guangdong’s coast. Taiwan braces for heavy rain in Hualien, Taitung, and the Hengchun Peninsula.

President Lai Ching-te visited the Central Emergency Operation Center as Typhoon Ragasa neared Taiwan. Authorities urged vigilance with heavy rain and potential evacuations.

Typhoon Ragasa approaches Taiwan, prompting warnings and preparations for heavy rain and strong winds. Southern regions brace for impact, with work and classes suspended.