Taiwan cold front weather 結果共128筆

Taiwan’s weather will warm as a cold front departs, with clear skies and isolated showers expected. Easterly winds will bring rising temperatures until a new front arrives midweek.

A cold front hit Taiwan on April 24, causing cooler temperatures and heavy rain in the north. The Central Weather Administration warns of showers and thunderstorms.

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.

Rainfall in Taiwan will ease as a weather front recedes, but a northeast monsoon will cool the north to 22-23°C. Expect brief showers in some areas.

Taiwan braces for a strong cold air mass from the north, bringing clear, dry weather and occasional light rain. Temperatures may drop to 8 degrees Celsius tonight.

Taiwan braces for a cold snap as a new front brings temperatures near 10°C in the north. Expect strong winds and isolated showers. Warming begins by Saturday.

Taiwan faces a cold snap with temperatures dropping to 10 degrees Celsius in the north. Expect rain in the east and fluctuating conditions through Friday.

A cold front from China has brought chilly weather to Taiwan, with temperatures dipping to 12-14°C. Expect sporadic showers and significant day-night temperature swings.

The Central Weather Administration in Taiwan issued a strong wind advisory, warning of gusts up to 74 km/h across 15 regions. Expect temperature drops and possible snowfall.

Taiwan’s 228 Peace Memorial Day long weekend is expected to bring cooler and wetter weather as multiple frontal systems move across the island, according to weather expert Wu Derong and the Central Weather Administration. Rain chances will be higher from Thursday through Sunday, especially in northern and eastern Taiwan, with brief improvement possible before another front arrives late in the holiday period.

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 Central Weather Administration forecasts a cooling trend starting Feb. 13, with cooler mornings and evenings. Expect showers in eastern regions and clear skies elsewhere.

The Central Weather Administration forecasts a weather shift in Taiwan starting Feb. 11, with cooler temperatures and sporadic rain in the north and east. Expect a slight warm-up by Feb. 12 as the monsoon weakens, but cooler mornings and evenings persist. A new front on Feb. 16 will bring cooler weather for the Lunar New Year.

Taiwan faces a temperature drop with lows below 10°C in western and northeastern regions. The CWA issues alerts for 16 counties, warning of day-night fluctuations.

Taiwan braces for a cold front on Feb. 7, with the Central Weather Administration predicting colder weather and rain in northern, northeastern, and eastern regions.

The Central Weather Administration forecasts varied weather in Taiwan, with sunny skies and scattered showers. A cold front will bring significant temperature drops from Feb. 6 to Feb. 9. Expect brief showers in the north and east, with a slight warm-up on Feb. 10 before temperatures dip again on Feb. 11.

Taiwan’s weather forecast predicts mostly clear skies from Feb. 4-6, with temperature drops due to a cold front on Feb. 6. Expect cold mornings and nights, especially in the north and east.

Taiwan experiences cooler temperatures as a continental cold air mass affects the region. Expect rain in the northeast and eastern areas. A new cold front arrives Feb. 6, bringing colder weather and rain to central and northern regions.

Taiwan’s weather shifts as a front passes, bringing cooler temperatures to the north and northeast. Expect brief showers in central to northern regions and scattered rain in the east.

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

Taiwan’s weather will warm as the northeast monsoon weakens on Jan. 29. Expect chilly mornings and evenings, with scattered showers in some regions. A cold front on Jan. 31 will bring cooler weather and rain to northern and eastern areas.

Northern Taiwan braces for a cold snap as a northeast monsoon strengthens, bringing rain and temperatures as low as 11°C. Stay informed and dress warmly.

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 faces a cold air mass, causing frigid weather and low temperatures. Expect cloudy skies and showers in the north and east, with gradual warming by Jan. 26.

Taiwan braces for a cold snap as the Central Weather Administration issues advisories. Temperatures may drop to 6 degrees in Lienchiang. Stay updated and dress warmly.