Taiwan weather conditions 結果共234筆

Taiwan braces for extreme heat as temperatures may hit 37°C on May 23. The Central Weather Administration warns of foehn winds and advises monitoring flights due to visibility issues.

Taiwan’s weather shifts as a northern front and southwestern winds bring unsettled conditions. Expect cloudier skies, increased moisture, and scattered showers, especially in Taoyuan and the Hengchun Peninsula.

Taiwan faces prolonged rainfall from a stationary front, impacting central to northern regions with showers and thunderstorms through Friday. Expect cooler temperatures and possible heavy rain, especially in mountainous areas. The weather stabilizes by Tuesday, with most regions seeing partly cloudy to sunny skies.

Taiwan experiences a temperature drop due to the northeast monsoon, with cooler weather in the north and scattered thunderstorms. Expect warmer conditions by Sunday.

Taiwan faces unsettled weather with alternating fronts bringing rain and rising temperatures. Expect highs of 28-32°C and brief showers in eastern and mountainous areas.

Taiwan experiences warm, rainy weather as southeastern winds increase moisture, leading to showers and thunderstorms. Expect cooler temperatures by Wednesday.

Taiwan braces for cooler weather as a front and northeast monsoon bring rain from Friday to Saturday. Expect improved conditions by Sunday with clearer skies.

Taiwan will see stable weather with sunny to partly cloudy skies on April 22, but a front from South China will bring rain and thunderstorms starting April 23.

Spring rain hits Taiwan, bringing showers to northern and eastern regions. Meteorologists advise caution as temperatures range from 28 to 33°C. Expect heavy rain in the northeast and eastern areas this afternoon.

Taiwan faces unstable weather with scattered showers in the north and central regions, while Typhoon Sinlaku may cause coastal swells. Expect clearer skies by Sunday.

Taiwan experiences stable weather as moisture decreases, with low clouds dissipating under sunlight. A southern wind brings muggy conditions. A tropical disturbance may develop into Typhoon Sinlaku, but it poses no threat to Taiwan.

Taiwan’s weather is cooling due to a front and northeast monsoon, with rain expected in the north. Prepare for unstable conditions and potential storms next week.

The Central Weather Administration warns of gusty winds in several Taiwan regions from March 25-26. Expect cooler temperatures and scattered showers due to a northeast monsoon.

The CWA reports a slight increase in the northeast monsoon, bringing rain to Taiwan’s northern coast and Yilan-Hualien. Expect cooler weather and sporadic showers in eastern regions, with sunny conditions elsewhere. Travelers should be cautious of low clouds and fog affecting visibility and flights in outlying islands.

WeatherRisk forecasts wet, cool conditions in northern Taiwan from March 20-21, with heavy rain in Yilan and Hualien. Expect intermittent rain and temperature changes.

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.

Taiwan’s weather will warm up on Wednesday (March 11), with highs of 20-27°C, but a cold snap is expected on March 12-13. Stay informed about changing conditions and safety.

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.

Meteorologist Wu Der-romg warns of a strengthening northeast monsoon bringing showers and cooler temperatures to northern and eastern Taiwan on March 6. Weather risk analyst Wu Sheng-yu notes a temperature drop to 19-21°C in the north, with southern regions warmer. The weekend will see drier conditions, with rain in windward areas. Weather improves by March 11 with sunny, stable conditions expected.

A cold snap brought rare snow to Taiwan’s Yushan, with temperatures dropping to minus 2.1 C. The Central Weather Administration warns of rain and chilly conditions.

Taiwan’s weather will see warm, sunny days and cooler, rainy nights this weekend due to southeastern winds. Expect a northeast monsoon Monday, bringing cooler, wetter conditions.

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.

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.

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

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.