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Taiwan faces soaring temperatures of 30-36°C (86-96.8°F) nationwide as air quality deteriorates in western regions. The Central Weather Administration warns of isolated thunderstorms in Taipei while Matsu travelers should monitor flights due to evening fog conditions. Eastern regions maintain good air quality while most populated areas experience conditions unhealthy for sensitive groups.

Scattered showers and rising temperatures are expected in northern Taiwan on May 8, with highs up to 34°C. Southern Taiwan may exceed 36°C. Stay informed on weather changes and air quality updates.

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’s Central Weather Administration forecasts increased rainfall and thunderstorms, especially in northern regions. Expect unstable weather with temperatures from 28 to 32°C. Carry rain gear and stay updated on conditions.

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.

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.

A weather front threatens northern Taiwan with heavy rain and thunderstorms on April 23, prompting warnings from the Central Weather Administration. Residents should prepare for potential flooding and severe conditions.

Taiwan will see unstable weather this weekend with brief showers and high temperatures, says the Central Weather Administration. Expect hot, muggy conditions until Tuesday, with a shift to cooler weather and rain by midweek.

Taiwan enjoys warm weather with highs of 31°C in the west and 28°C in the east. Expect sunny skies with afternoon showers in some areas. Cooler, wetter conditions are forecast for next week.

Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration plans to revise the meteorological law to classify high temperatures as hazardous weather. This change aims to enhance public safety by issuing high-temperature warnings.

Meteorologists warn of unstable weather in Taiwan starting April 9, with heavy rain and thunderstorms expected. Cooler temperatures will follow as the northeast monsoon brings a chill.

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.

A frontal system will bring thunderstorms to Taiwan from Wednesday evening, with temperatures above 25°C. Expect rain and humidity until Friday. A second front arrives Saturday, causing more rain. Stay updated on weather changes, especially if traveling to Matsu or Kinmen.

Intermittent rain hit eastern Taiwan and the Hengchun Peninsula due to a wind shift. Northern Taiwan saw warmer temperatures, while air quality varied across regions.

Meteorologist Wu Der-rong forecasts stable weather for the start of the Tomb Sweeping Holiday in Taiwan, with sunny skies and rising temperatures. Expect scattered showers over the weekend.

The Central Weather Administration warns of rain and chilly temperatures in northern Taiwan, with strong winds and potential snowfall in mountainous areas. Stay informed.

Taipei’s weather sees a dramatic shift as temperatures rise above 30°C until Thursday, then drop with a cold front on Friday, bringing rain and winter-like conditions.

Rainfall increases across Taiwan as the Huanan Cloud System moves east. Northern Taiwan faces the heaviest downpours. Cold air mass brings chilly weather.

Unstable spring weather brings rain and cold to northern and eastern Taiwan, with strong winds and low visibility. Stay informed on weather updates and safety tips.

Severe weather is forecast for Taiwan, with heavy rain, lightning, and strong winds expected. The Central Weather Administration has issued advisories for multiple regions.

Severe weather hits Taiwan as a frontal system and northeast monsoon bring rain, thunderstorms, and cooler temperatures. Stay updated on conditions and safety tips.

Northern and eastern Taiwan will see cloudy skies with light rain on Feb. 26, while other regions remain mostly cloudy. Fog may reduce visibility in the west. Air quality varies, with some areas reaching ＂unhealthy for sensitive groups.＂ Stay updated with CWA and MOENV alerts.

Taiwan faces a cold air mass, dropping temperatures below 10 degrees Celsius. The Central Weather Administration forecasts chilly conditions into Tuesday, with scattered showers in the north and east. Warmer weather is expected midweek.

Taiwan’s air quality alert warns of poor conditions in central and southern regions due to a cold high-pressure system. Sensitive groups should take precautions.

A cold air mass is causing temperatures to drop across Taiwan, with lows reaching 10°C in the north. Rain and strong winds affect coastal areas, urging caution.