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Taiwan prepares for Tropical Depression Fengshen, expected to bring heavy rain to the eastern and northeastern regions from Oct. 19-22. Stay informed on weather updates.

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.

WeatherRisk Explore Inc. predicts Typhoon Matmo won’t impact Taiwan. Expect clear, summer-like weather with temperatures up to 38°C and isolated thunderstorms.

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

Taipei faces a high-temperature alert with forecasts of 36°C and above from Oct. 1-7. Residents should prepare for heat and UV exposure. Rain may bring relief to some areas.

Taiwan faces high temperatures due to a Pacific high-pressure system, with potential thunderstorms. A tropical system may affect the northeast monsoon’s arrival, impacting holiday plans.

Meteorologists track a tropical system east of the Philippines, possibly becoming a typhoon. Taiwan faces hot weather and potential rain from Oct. 3-5. Stay updated.

WeatherRisk Explore Inc. forecasts stable, hot weather for Taiwan starting Sept. 11. Expect sunny skies, afternoon thunderstorms in mountains, and temps up to 36°C.

Taiwan will experience sunny and hot weather from Sept. 11 to 14 due to a strong Pacific high-pressure system. Expect brief showers in mountainous areas.

Meteorologist Lin De-en forecasts Taiwan’s first autumn northeast monsoon around Sept. 18, bringing cooler temperatures. Expect partly cloudy skies, thunderstorms, and high UV levels.

Taiwan faces rising temperatures and sporadic thunderstorms as a southern cloud system moves north. Typhoon Tapah’s moisture increases cloud cover, with significant thunderstorms expected.

Taiwan’s weather from Sept. 3-8 will feature varied patterns, with cloudy to clear skies and afternoon thunderstorms in western and mountainous areas. Expect brief showers in the southeast and Hengchun Peninsula. Temperatures will range from 25 to 35 degrees Celsius.

Tropical disturbance 93W may become Typhoon No. 14 in the South China Sea, affecting Hainan Island and Vietnam. Taiwan will see showers and thunderstorms but no direct threat.

Tropical depression 90W, east of the Philippines, may intensify into a typhoon. It is expected to impact Luzon and the South China Sea, with minimal effect on Taiwan.

Taiwan’s weather forecast predicts mostly sunny skies with isolated showers in some regions. Expect high temperatures, reaching up to 36°C in the north.

Weather expert Lin De-en assures Taiwan’s reservoirs have ample water, easing shortage fears until spring. Expect thunderstorms Friday, clear skies over the weekend.

Taiwan faces unstable weather with scattered showers and thunderstorms on Aug. 21. Expect scorching heat and isolated storms through Aug. 24. Tropical systems pose no threat.

Meteorologist Wu Der-romg forecasts clear, hot weather in Taiwan from Aug. 15-17, with isolated showers in mountains. High temps prompt alerts in several cities.

Taiwan faces scorching heat as temperatures exceed 36°C, prompting the Central Weather Administration to advise sun protection. Expect sporadic thunderstorms and increased rain chances next week.

Meteorologists warn Taipei and New Taipei City of extreme heat as temperatures soar past 36°C on Aug. 7. The CWA issues heat advisories for five counties.

Meteorologists are tracking a potential tropical system east of the Philippines, possibly affecting Taiwan after Aug. 10. Weather expert Chia Hsin-hsing urges vigilance.

The Central Weather Administration reports a weakening southwesterly air current, reducing rainfall in Taiwan. Heavy rain advisories remain for southern areas.

Taiwan faces unstable weather on Aug. 1 due to southwest winds. Expect sporadic showers, thunderstorms, and potential heavy rain in central and southern regions. Northern areas may see temperatures up to 36°C before rain. Weather stabilizes by Aug. 6.

Meteorologist Wu Der-rong warns of continuous rain in central and southern Taiwan due to the southwest monsoon. Expect severe weather until next Tuesday.

Taiwan’s weather is influenced by a Pacific high-pressure system, bringing sunny skies and high temperatures. Expect afternoon thunderstorms, especially in mountainous areas. Stay updated and take precautions against UV rays.