Taiwan weather forecast November 結果共12筆

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.

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

Meteorologist Wu Der-romg reports a slight weakening of the cold air mass in Taiwan, leading to rising temperatures. Expect scattered clouds and localized rain in the north.

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.

Northern Taiwan faces rain on Nov. 21, with temperatures from 19 to 23°C. Expect heavy rain advisories and strong winds. Air quality varies from good to moderate.

Taiwan faces two northeast monsoon waves, bringing rain and cooler temperatures below 15°C in the north. Stay updated on weather alerts for heavy rain.

Taiwan braces for rain in the north and east on Nov. 18 due to the northeast monsoon and Typhoon Man-yi’s cloud system. Expect cool temperatures and strong winds.

Tropical Storm Usagi forms west of Guam, marking four November typhoons for the first time since 1958. It may intensify and impact Taiwan and the Philippines.

A strengthened northeast monsoon will bring scattered showers to northern and eastern Taiwan on Nov. 11, with significant rainfall in Greater Taipei. Typhoon Toraji’s peripheral clouds will increase moisture, but it won’t directly impact Taiwan. Expect strong gusts and temperature differences between day and night.

Taiwan faces wet weather as the northeast monsoon brings rain to northern and eastern regions, including Taoyuan and Hualien, on Nov. 6. Expect strong winds and varying temperatures.

Tropical Storm Yinxing may strengthen into a typhoon, but Taiwan is unlikely to be directly impacted. Expect cooler weather and rain in northern regions due to the northeast monsoon.

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