Taiwan weather alert 結果共120筆

Taiwan’s weather agency issued red-level heat alerts for three counties as temperatures are forecast to reach 100.4°F Thursday, one day after May records fell.

The Central Weather Administration issued a high-temperature alert for southern Taiwan, with Tainan and Pingtung facing orange-level heat. Kaohsiung has a yellow alert. Typhoon Sinlaku poses no threat to Taiwan.

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.

Meteorologist Wu Der-rong reports stable, sunny weather in Taiwan with highs of 33°C in central and southern regions. Expect temperature fluctuations and fog. An ＂orange alert＂ for air quality is issued in several areas. Cooler temperatures and rain are forecasted for next week.

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.

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.

A cold air mass has hit Taiwan, dropping temperatures to 8.7 degrees Celsius. Northern Taiwan feels colder, with lows of 4 degrees. Stay informed on weather alerts.

Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration issued a cold weather alert for 10 counties, including Taipei, as temperatures drop to 8.9°C. Expect wet, cold conditions until Jan. 23, with possible snow on mountains.

Taiwan’s weather agency warns of a cold snap on Jan. 15, with temperatures below 10°C in some areas. Residents should prepare for icy roads and dress in layers.

Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration issues a cold alert for eight regions as temperatures drop below 6°C in Kinmen. Expect chilly mornings and evenings through Jan. 14.

Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration issued a cold alert for 13 regions due to a continental cold air mass. Stay informed on weather changes and health risks.

Taiwan braces for a cold snap as the Central Weather Administration issues an alert for extreme low temperatures. Expect colder weather and rain in northern regions.

Taiwan faces a cold wave as temperatures drop to 6.7°C in Yunlin. Meteorologist Wu Der-romg warns of another cold front arriving Saturday. Stay informed.

Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration issues a cold alert for Jan. 7-8, warning of temperatures below 10°C in 17 regions. Kinmen may drop below 6°C.

Taiwan braces for a cold snap as temperatures drop to 10°C or lower on Jan. 3. The Central Weather Administration issues an orange alert. Coastal safety is advised.

Snow blankets Taiwan’s Mount Hehuan, creating a winter wonderland. The Central Weather Administration issued a cold advisory. Drivers should use snow chains on icy roads.

Heavy rain and cold conditions hit northern Taiwan, with temperatures dropping to 9°C. Stay informed on weather alerts and health advisories for safety.

A magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Taiwan’s eastern waters Saturday night, triggering emergency alerts across all 22 regions. No casualties reported yet.

Taiwan faces a cold wave, with temperatures dropping to 10°C. The Central Weather Administration issues alerts for five counties. Health risks rise, with 45 seeking emergency care in Changhua County. Experts advise staying warm and managing diet to reduce cardiovascular stress.

A cold front hits Taiwan, dropping temperatures to 3°C in Taipingshan. Landslide repairs in Taipingshan National Forest limit road access. Visitors should prepare for cold weather and check updates.

Taiwan faces chilly weather as the northeast monsoon brings temperatures down to 12 degrees Celsius. Expect rain in northern regions, with a weekend warm-up. Air quality varies, with some areas on alert.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Environment warns of orange alert air quality due to the northeast monsoon. Sensitive groups should limit outdoor activities. AQI levels exceed 120 in several areas.

Typhoon Fung-wong hit Taiwan on Nov. 10, causing severe flooding in Hualien County. Officials evacuated over 6,200 residents as waters surged, prompting a red alert.

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.

Meteorologist Wu Sheng-yu warns that Typhoon Fung-wong may impact Taiwan from Nov. 11, with significant wind and rain expected. Residents should prepare. Meanwhile, a geomagnetic storm alert is issued, potentially affecting satellite and radio communications.