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The Central Weather Administration issued a high-temperature alert for Kaohsiung, Pingtung, and Hualien, warning of temperatures over 36°C. Meteorologist Wu Der-rong cautioned about severe thunderstorms and a potential typhoon east of the Philippines.

Taipei’s Aviation Police Bureau tests an AI-powered X-ray system to speed up airport security checks. The system identifies hazardous items and drugs, enhancing safety.

Meteorologist Wu Der-romg reports a tropical storm near Guam, with no immediate threat to Taiwan. Expect sunny weather, high temperatures, and possible afternoon showers.

Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration has issued yellow alerts for nine counties including Taipei as temperatures are expected to exceed 36°C (96.8°F). Meteorologist Wu Der-romg forecasts ten days of hot weather with no relief from the seasonal ＂Plum rain front＂ and low probability of tropical depressions forming in the region.

Taiwan’s weather agency issues a heat alert for Kaohsiung and Pingtung, predicting temperatures over 36°C. Expect hot days with possible afternoon showers.

Meteorologist Jia Xin-xin reports a tropical system’s path shift, likely impacting Taiwan’s weather. Expect increased moisture and rain in southern regions.

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.

Meteorologist Lin De-en announced that Typhoon Butterfly may approach Taiwan, bringing rain. The European model predicts a monsoon trough, increasing typhoon formation chances.

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.

Meteorologist Wu Der-romg warns of intensifying rain in Taipei as a weather front approaches. Expect thunderstorms and strong winds on May 28, with improving conditions by June 6.

Meteorologist Wu Der-rong warns of severe weather in Taiwan, with rain and storms expected by Wednesday evening. Prepare for changing conditions during the Dragon Boat Festival.

Taiwan faces heat and potential thunderstorms. Southwest winds bring showers to eastern regions. Temperatures may exceed 37 degrees Celsius. Weather may improve by May 27 but rain returns May 29.

Taiwan will see mostly clear skies with afternoon thunderstorms in Taipei and mountainous areas. Expect temperatures above 37°C from May 20-23.

Meteorologist Wu Der-rong forecasts a heatwave in Taiwan on May 16, with temperatures reaching 36°C. Residents should stay hydrated and avoid sun exposure.

Meteorologist Wu De-rong reports a weather shift in Taiwan, ending rain and bringing clear skies. Expect highs of 35°C and UV rays. Stay protected.

Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration warns of heavy rain for 14 regions due to a weather front. Expect thunderstorms, strong winds, and temperature drops.

Taiwan faces mixed weather with clouds, sunshine, and possible thunderstorms on May 5. Expect high temperatures and foehn winds in the southeast. Stay updated on rain forecasts.

Taiwan will see a mix of sun and clouds due to a northeast monsoon, with rain increasing from May 4. Temperatures may hit 34°C in the south. Stay updated.

A weather front in Taiwan is causing rain and thunderstorms in the north and east, with dense fog in Kinmen and Matsu. Stay updated on weather changes.

North Taiwan will see cooler weather on April 18 due to a cloud system, with isolated showers in mountainous areas. Expect temperatures from 17 to 35°C.

Meteorologist Wu Derong warns of severe weather in Taiwan from April 9 to April 13, with risks of lightning, strong winds, and heavy rain. Expect summer-like heat and cooler mornings.

Southeast winds will warm western Taiwan to 27-30°C on April 8, while eastern areas stay cooler. Rain and storms are expected from April 9, improving by April 11.

Taiwan braces for a cold snap as a continental air mass lowers temperatures, with New Taipei City and Hsinchu County possibly dipping below 10°C. Expect stable weather for the Qingming holiday, but prepare for rain and thunderstorms from April 8.

Taiwan’s weather agency issues a heavy rain advisory for four counties due to northeasterly winds. Expect good weather early in the Tomb-Sweeping holiday, with showers later.