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Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration issues heavy rain and wind alerts as stationary front approaches. Southern mountains face flooding risk through June 14.

Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration warns of heavy rain and strong winds in eastern and southern regions. Weather stabilizes by May 19, with sunny spells.

Rainfall will increase in northern Taiwan on May 13, with heavy rain and strong gusts expected in mountain areas. Travelers should be cautious of low visibility in Matsu.

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.

Rainfall in Taiwan on May 5 marks a shift from recent warmth, with temperatures dropping to 22-23°C. Expect heavy rain in northern and central areas. Stay updated.

The Central Weather Administration issued a heavy rain advisory for Taiwan due to a front and northeast monsoon. Expect thunderstorms, gusts, and temperature drops.

Taiwan experiences warm, rainy weather as southeastern winds increase moisture, leading to showers and thunderstorms. Expect cooler temperatures by Wednesday.

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

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.

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 faced high temperatures over 30°C on April 10, with Taitung reaching 36°C. The CWA warns of strong winds affecting crops and forecasts rain for northern Taiwan.

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.

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.

Taiwan faces a wet week as weather fronts bring rain and thunderstorms. Expect increased cloud cover and showers, especially in northern regions. Stay updated.

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.

Taiwan’s weather is cooling due to a front and northeast monsoon, with rain expected in the north. Prepare for unstable conditions and potential storms next week.

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.

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.

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’s weather will be stable and sunny on March 17-18, with temperature differences between day and night. A front will bring showers on March 19-20, affecting the north, east, and Hengchun Peninsula. The northeast monsoon will cool the north and northeast by March 21, with brief rain expected. The vernal equinox on March 20 marks equal day and night lengths.

Taiwan experiences sunny weather with cool nights, as temperatures drop below 10°C in Hsinchu’s mountains. Expect rain in northern and eastern regions. El Niño may intensify, affecting typhoon patterns and rainfall.