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Taiwan’s weather sees a mix of rain and clear skies due to the northeast monsoon, with strong winds in coastal areas. Air quality varies, and a tropical depression may impact next week.

Typhoon Tino is set to hit Vietnam on Nov. 4 at peak intensity, says the Central Weather Administration. Taiwan faces uncertainty with potential northward shifts and monsoon effects.

Taiwan prepares for Tropical Depression Fengshen, expected to bring heavy rain to the eastern and northeastern regions from Oct. 19-22. Stay informed on weather updates.

Taiwan braces for Typhoon Fengshen as it nears, with potential heavy rain and cooler temperatures expected. The northeast monsoon may intensify weather changes.

The Central Weather Bureau forecasts a tropical system may become a typhoon by Oct. 17, affecting Taiwan with heavy rain and cooler temperatures from Oct. 19 to 22.

Meteorologists forecast a tropical system in the northwest Pacific to intensify into a tropical depression by Oct. 15-16, possibly becoming Typhoon Fengshen by Oct. 18. Expect heavy rain in eastern Taiwan. Stay updated on weather changes.

Meteorologist Chia Hsin-hsing forecasts tropical disturbance 96W may become Typhoon Fengshen by Oct. 17. Expect showers in Taiwan, with a monsoon cooling temperatures.

Tropical Depression TD26 formed southeast of Taiwan, moving northwest with minimal impact. Expect increased rain in northern and eastern regions this week.

Meteorologist Chia Hsin-Hsing reports a tropical disturbance near Guam may become Typhoon Nakri, affecting Taiwan’s weather. Expect scattered showers and changing conditions.

Meteorologists predict Tropical Depression 24 will become Typhoon Matmo, affecting Taiwan’s Moon Festival weather. Expect rain in Luzon, Eluanbi, and Hualien.

Dr. Lin De-en from NTU predicts Tropical Depression 24 will become the 21st typhoon of the year. It will not hit Taiwan directly but will bring rain to some areas.

Meteorological activity intensifies in the Pacific with three tropical depressions forming. Tropical Depression TD21 poses a potential threat to Taiwan, while TD22 may become Typhoon Vamco. Expect showers in Yilan, Hualien, and Taitung.

Meteorologists warn of tropical depressions TD20 and TD21 intensifying into typhoons, impacting Taiwan. Expect sea warnings by Sept. 21 and land warnings by Sept. 22.

The Central Weather Administration has issued a heavy rain advisory for Pingtung and Taitung counties due to a tropical depression. Expect intense rain today.

Taiwan braces for Typhoon Mitag and Typhoon Ragasa as two tropical depressions intensify. Expect rain and strong winds in eastern and southern regions by Sept. 22.

Meteorologists track Tropical Depression No. 20, which may become a typhoon by Sept. 18. Taiwan could see heavy rain and strong winds. Stay updated.

Meteorologist Wu Der-romg announced that tropical depression TD20 will become Typhoon Mitag by Thursday, increasing rainfall in southern and eastern Taiwan. The Central Weather Administration warns of unstable weather and possible heavy rain from Thursday to Saturday.

Meteorologists warn of a powerful typhoon approaching Taiwan on Sept. 16. Experts predict it could hit next week, with significant uncertainties in its path. Stay updated.

NTUST alumni Pai Lin and Lin Yu-heng release ＂When Depressy Strikes, Hold It Tight,＂ a comic book tackling depression stigma. The book gains acclaim in Taiwan and Thailand.

World Suicide Prevention Day is Sept. 10. The Ministry of Health and Welfare reports rising suicide rates among teens and middle-aged adults due to depression. Psychiatrist Chou Po-han stresses personalized treatment and the importance of support. For help, contact Lifeline at 1995 or other hotlines.

Taiwan faces heavy rain in western regions and high temperatures up to 35°C on Sept. 3. Air quality varies, with good conditions in Yilan and moderate elsewhere.

Tropical depression TD18 will bring thunderstorms and heavy rain to Taiwan, warns the Central Weather Administration. Expect cloudy skies and high UV levels.

Taiwan braces for heavy rains as a cold-core low approaches, warns the Central Weather Administration. Expect unstable weather from Sept. 2-4, with potential tropical developments.

Meteorologists predict a typhoon will form within 24 hours, with a 60% chance of development by Saturday. The storm poses no threat to Taiwan, experts say.

A tropical depression has formed in the western Philippine Sea, with a 40% to 50% chance of becoming a typhoon. Expect showers in eastern Taiwan on Aug. 28.