Taiwan typhoon forecast 結果共209筆

Taiwan braces for a cold, wet Tuesday as a cold air mass moves south, bringing rain and winter-like conditions. Expect temperature drops and fluctuating weather.

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 braces for a cold snap as temperatures drop below 10°C in Taoyuan, Hsinchu, and Miaoli on Jan. 15. Experts warn of chilly conditions due to radiative cooling.

Meteorologist Wu Der-romg warns of a potential typhoon east of the Philippines on Dec. 6-7. Expect varied weather in Taiwan, with cooler mornings and rising temperatures by Dec. 7.

Meteorologist Wu De-romg forecasts a temperature drop in northern Taiwan starting Dec. 3, with lows of 12-15°C. Expect colder dawns and possible rain by Dec. 8.

Taiwan’s weather sees sporadic rain south of Hsinchu, with temperatures ranging from 18 to 29 degrees Celsius. Expect brief showers in Greater Taipei and eastern regions due to the northeast monsoon. Typhoon Koto weakens in the South China Sea, posing no threat to Taiwan.

Meteorologist Wu Sheng-yu forecasts Taiwan’s temperatures to hit 30°C this weekend as Typhoon Koto shifts. Expect warmer days and possible showers next week.

Taiwan will experience cooler temperatures on Nov. 28 due to northeast winds, with lows of 14-18°C. Expect scattered rain and strong winds in some areas.

Taiwan experiences a temperature drop as the northeast monsoon hits, with Gongguan Township recording 11.7°C. Expect rain in the north and strong gusts in Tainan.

Meteorologist Wu Sheng-yu forecasts cooler weather in Taiwan as a cold high-pressure system moves south. Expect increased cloudiness and varying temperatures.

Taiwan braces for shifting weather as the northeast monsoon strengthens. Expect scattered showers and cooler temperatures. Typhoon Koto may form by Wednesday.

Taiwan braces for cooler weather as the northeast monsoon strengthens, with temperatures dropping to 12-14°C in open areas by Wednesday. Typhoon Koto may develop near the Philippines, but its impact on Taiwan is expected to be minimal.

Typhoon Fung-wong weakens, minimal Taiwan impact. Cloudy, rainy weather persists in north, northeast. Temperature drop expected from Nov. 17 onwards. Northeast monsoon to persist, bringing cooler air.

Tropical Depression Fung-wong hits southern Taiwan, prompting sea and land warnings. The storm weakens but still threatens heavy rain and strong winds. Stay updated on local conditions.

Typhoon Fung-wong approaches Taiwan with deadly force, prompting officials to prepare work and school suspensions. The storm, which killed two in Philippines, threatens Wednesday evening landfall. Taipei Mayor Chiang convenes emergency meetings while President Lai urges nationwide vigilance.

Typhoon Fung-wong is set to make an earlier landfall south of Taichung on Wednesday. The Central Weather Administration warns of severe weather in southern and central Taiwan.

Typhoon Fung-wong shifts north toward the Taiwan Strait, prompting rain advisories for Keelung, Yilan, and Taipei. Expect heavy rain and cooler weather Nov. 10-11.

Typhoon Fung-wong nears Taiwan, bringing heavy rain and strong winds. Meteorologist Wu Der-romg warns of hazardous conditions in northern and eastern regions.

Typhoon Fung-wong intensifies near Taiwan. Scattered showers expected in Kaohsiung, Pingtung. Northeast monsoon to bring rain to Taipei area. Sea warning likely by Nov. 10, land warning Nov. 11.

A low-pressure system near Taiwan raises typhoon concerns, though the Central Weather Administration sees low formation chances. Expect heavy rain in Taipei, Taoyuan, and Yilan.

Typhoon Fengshen and the northeast monsoon have increased rainfall in northern Taiwan. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an confirmed no work or class suspensions, as lowland rainfall predictions fall short of the required threshold. Only five mountain area schools have suspended activities. The city will monitor weather changes, prioritizing safety.

Heavy rains hit northern Taiwan as Typhoon Fengshen and the northeast monsoon interact, causing significant rainfall. Taipei’s Shilin District records 769.5 mm of rain, the highest in Taiwan.

Heavy rain hits northern Taiwan as Typhoon Fengshen and the northeast monsoon combine. The CWA issues alerts for eight counties, warning of severe weather.

Severe weather warning issued for northern Taiwan as Typhoon Fengshen and the northeast monsoon bring heavy rain and strong winds. Expect peak rainfall in Greater Taipei, Keelung, and Yilan on Oct. 20-21.

Meteorologists warn of heavy rain in northern Taiwan from Oct. 20-22 due to Tropical Storm Fengshen, bringing potential flooding and cooler temperatures of around 20°C.