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Taiwan will see varied weather this weekend, with showers in the north and east and sunny skies elsewhere. Temperatures will range from 17 to 28°C.

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.

Taiwan’s weather will fluctuate on March 5 as the northeast monsoon weakens, bringing warmer temperatures. Rain persists in the north. Cooler weather returns March 6-8.

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 faces wet and cold weather due to a northeast monsoon and South China rain area. Expect heavy rain in the north and east, with temperatures dropping to 14-16°C.

WeatherRisk predicts cooler, wetter weather in Taiwan starting March 3 due to a strengthening northeast monsoon. Expect temperature drops and rain, especially in the north.

Taiwan residents will see a brief break from rain as the northeast monsoon weakens. Expect warmer temperatures and scattered showers, with unstable weather returning over the 228 holiday weekend.

Taiwan will experience its first spring rain this week, with extended showers and cooler temperatures. Expect scattered rain in northern and eastern regions.

Meteorologists forecast unstable weather in Taiwan with increased rain in the north and east. A cold front will bring a stronger northeast monsoon this weekend.

Taiwan will see warm weather Tuesday with fog in the west. Rain and cooler temps arrive Wednesday as the northeast monsoon hits. Expect more rain by March 3.

Taiwan faces fluctuating weather this week, with warm days and cool nights. Expect rain in the north and east by midweek. Air quality warnings are in effect.

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’s Central Weather Administration forecasts a cooling trend starting Feb. 13, with cooler mornings and evenings. Expect showers in eastern regions and clear skies elsewhere.

The Central Weather Administration forecasts a warming trend in northern Taiwan due to a weakening monsoon. Expect cooler mornings and evenings, with sporadic showers in eastern regions.

The Central Weather Administration warns of strong winds in 12 Taiwan regions, with temperatures ranging from 23 to 30 degrees Celsius. Expect brief showers and cooler weather in the north, improving by Thursday. Sunny to partly cloudy skies are forecast from Friday to Sunday, with isolated showers in Taitung and Hengchun Peninsula. A new front will bring rain next Monday.

The Central Weather Administration forecasts a weather shift in Taiwan starting Feb. 11, with cooler temperatures and sporadic rain in the north and east. Expect a slight warm-up by Feb. 12 as the monsoon weakens, but cooler mornings and evenings persist. A new front on Feb. 16 will bring cooler weather for the Lunar New Year.

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.

Taiwan’s weather will see a brief temperature rise on Feb. 10, with chilly mornings and evenings. Expect isolated showers in the northeast and Hengchun Peninsula.

Taiwan braces for a cold front on Feb. 7, with the Central Weather Administration predicting colder weather and rain in northern, northeastern, and eastern regions.

The Central Weather Administration forecasts a cold snap in Taiwan starting Feb. 6, with rain in the north and east. Temperatures will drop significantly by Feb. 7, with cold weather persisting through Feb. 9. Expect a slight rebound by Feb. 10, but mornings and evenings will remain chilly.

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.

Taiwan’s weather shifts as a front passes, bringing cooler temperatures to the north and northeast. Expect brief showers in central to northern regions and scattered rain in the east.

Taiwan’s weather will warm as the northeast monsoon weakens on Jan. 29. Expect chilly mornings and evenings, with scattered showers in some regions. A cold front on Jan. 31 will bring cooler weather and rain to northern and eastern areas.

The Central Weather Administration forecasts a cooling trend in northern Taiwan due to the northeast monsoon. Expect showers in the north and east, with clearer skies in the south. Temperature fluctuations will occur, with cooler weather persisting into early February.

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.