South China Sea disturbance 結果共19筆

Meteorologist Wu Der-romg reports a slight weakening of the cold air mass in Taiwan, leading to rising temperatures. Expect scattered clouds and localized rain in the north.

Meteorologist Wu Sheng-yu reports that tropical disturbance 96W poses a low threat to Taiwan. It is expected to pass near Luzon Island and enter the South China Sea. Residents should stay informed as the situation develops, especially from Oct. 19 to 22.

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.

Taiwan will see sunny to partly cloudy skies on Sept. 15, with brief thunderstorms. Expect scorching temperatures over 38°C. A tropical disturbance may bring more rain later in the week.

Meteorologists track Tropical Disturbance 95W, expected to pass south of Japan. Taiwan Typhoon Forum warns of potential thunderstorms and advises travelers to stay alert.

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.

Meteorologist Wu Der-romg reports Taiwan will see sunny to partly cloudy skies with afternoon thunderstorms in mountainous areas until Aug. 30. Heavy storms may hit central and southern plains. From Aug. 31 to Sept. 2, expect partly cloudy skies and slightly cooler temperatures. A tropical disturbance in the South China Sea has a 40% chance of becoming a typhoon. Stay informed on potential tropical systems east of Taiwan next week.

A tropical depression has formed in the western Philippine Sea, with a 40% to 50% chance of becoming a typhoon. Expect showers in eastern Taiwan on Aug. 28.

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.

Taiwan’s weather sees partly cloudy to sunny skies due to a low-pressure belt and easterly winds. Expect isolated heavy rain in central and southern regions, with temperatures reaching 38°C in Greater Taipei. Air quality varies, with some areas rated ＂good＂ and others ＂moderate.＂ Typhoon Kajiki weakens in Vietnam, while a tropical disturbance near the Philippines may develop into Typhoon Nongfa.

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.

Meteorologist Wu Derong forecasts hot weather in Taiwan from June 9-11, with possible afternoon thunderstorms in mountains. Expect scattered showers in the east on June 10-11.

Meteorologists forecast scattered thunderstorms and high temperatures in Taiwan on June 6 due to southwesterly winds. Expect similar weather through June 9.

Meteorologist Wu Der-rong warns of a cold front bringing cooler weather to northern Taiwan, with showers in central and southern regions. Expect rising temperatures and afternoon storms later in the week. The Central Weather Administration issues advisories for heavy rain and dense fog, affecting traffic safety.

Meteorologist Chia Hsin-hsin warns of a potential typhoon forming in the South China Sea next week. Taiwan will see rain from June 3-4 and brief showers from June 7-11.

Taiwan faces intense heat with temperatures reaching 36°C, says the Central Weather Administration. Expect more heat and possible afternoon showers in the coming days.

Taiwan faces unstable weather with scattered showers and heavy rain due to a passing front. Expect cooler temperatures and rain in the north and east by Sunday.

Discover the latest weather forecast for Taiwan, including a heatwave with temperatures reaching 35 degrees Celsius and potential thunderstorms. Stay informed on travel advisories for Matsu and Kinmen due to low visibility and the European model’s prediction of a tropical disturbance in the South China Sea.

Get the latest weather forecast for the South China Sea and Northwestern Pacific Ocean after the Double Tenth holiday. Lin’s Weather Station is monitoring a tropical disturbance that could develop into a typhoon.