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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.

Taiwan faces cooler temperatures and rain as the northeast monsoon strengthens. Expect scattered showers in the north and Yilan, with gusty winds and high waves.

Northern Taiwan faces a chilly spell due to the northeast monsoon, with temperatures dropping to 18.5°C. Expect scattered showers and a temperature rise by Oct. 30.

Northeastern monsoon intensifies, bringing rain to northern Taiwan through midweek. Expect cooler temperatures by Nov. 1 as a cold front moves south.

The Central Weather Administration in Taiwan has issued a heavy rain advisory for five counties due to the northeast monsoon and Fengshen’s circulation. Expect rain in northern and eastern regions during the Retrocession Day holiday. Stay updated on weather changes and take safety precautions.

Meteorologist Lin De-en warns of heavy rain in northern and eastern Taiwan during the Retrocession Day holiday. The CWA issues alerts for six regions.

Easterly winds bring showers to Taiwan, affecting Yilan and Hengchun Peninsula. Expect scattered rain in Keelung and Greater Taipei. Cooler weather arrives Oct. 19-22.

Taiwan will see mostly sunny weather on Oct. 13, with scattered showers in the east. Afternoon thunderstorms may hit southern and mountainous areas. First wave of cold weather to be brought by the northeast monsoon on Oct. 19.

Meteorologist Wu Sheng-yu reports Taiwan’s first northeast monsoon wave, bringing showers and cooler temperatures. Expect warmer days and prepare for Typhoon Nakri.

Northeast winds will bring cooler weather to Taiwan, affecting regions like Keelung and Yilan. Brief rain showers are expected in mountain areas, with stronger northeast monsoon possibly hitting on Oct. 18. Residents are urged to stay updated on weather changes.

Typhoon Halong is expected to veer northeast, posing minimal threats to Japan and Taiwan during the National Day long weekend. Residents in Pacific coastal areas should prepare for rain. Taiwan will see mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies with brief showers in mountainous regions.

Meteorologists Lin De-en and Wu Der-romg report that northeast winds bring slight relief to northern Taiwan’s heat. Expect brief showers in some areas, with central and southern regions remaining hot. Typhoon Halong poses no threat.

Tropical Storm Matmo won’t directly hit Taiwan, but expect showers in Hualien, Taitung, and Pingtung over the Mid-Autumn Festival. Typhoon Halong may develop next week.

Taiwan will experience clear, hot weather from Oct. 5-7, with minimal rain after Typhoon Matmo. Expect showers in Hualien, Taitung, and Pingtung on Oct. 3-4.

The Central Weather Administration lifted the sea warning for Typhoon Ragasa, with heavy rain expected to ease by Wednesday afternoon. Typhoon Bualoi poses no direct threat to Taiwan but may bring scattered showers and thunderstorms. Coastal and mountain areas should remain cautious of potential hazards.

Meteorologists warn of a potential typhoon forming east of the Philippines, possibly affecting Taiwan next week. Expect scattered showers and heavy rain in various regions.

Taiwan will see sunny to partly cloudy skies on Sept. 15, with brief thunderstorms. Expect scorching temperatures over 38°C. A tropical disturbance may bring more rain later in the week.

Taiwan will experience sunny and hot weather from Sept. 11 to 14 due to a strong Pacific high-pressure system. Expect brief showers in mountainous areas.

Taiwan faces extreme weather with showers and thunderstorms in Hualien, Taitung, and Hengchun Peninsula. Expect changing conditions through Sept. 1.

The Central Weather Administration issued a high-temperature alert for Taipei, New Taipei, and Changhua, with temperatures possibly reaching 36°C. Rain and thunderstorms are expected in southeastern Taiwan, while southern Taiwan may see heavy rain. Stay safe and hydrated.

Typhoon Podul, 1,710 km east of Eluanbi, will intensify by Aug. 11, affecting Taiwan from Aug. 13-14 with strong winds and heavy rain. Prepare for rough seas and showers.

Taiwan faces unstable weather on Aug. 1 due to southwest winds. Expect sporadic showers, thunderstorms, and potential heavy rain in central and southern regions. Northern areas may see temperatures up to 36°C before rain. Weather stabilizes by Aug. 6.

Tropical Storm Francisco will bring showers and thunderstorms to northern Taiwan on July 24. Expect heavy rain in the evening and strong winds in coastal areas.

Tropical Storm Francisco is set to become a typhoon, impacting Taiwan with rain and high temperatures. Expect significant rainfall in the north and scattered showers elsewhere.

Meteorologist Wu Der-rong forecasts a tropical system near Taiwan’s east coast, bringing rain to northern Taiwan on July 24-25. Expect gusty winds and scattered showers.