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Meteorologist Wu Derong warns of unstable weather in Taiwan, forecasting showers and thunderstorms. The Central Weather Administration issues a heavy rain advisory for 11 counties.

A low-pressure system will bring showers and thunderstorms to central and southern Taiwan on July 8, with heavy rain likely in the south. Northern and eastern regions will see partly cloudy skies. Temperatures will range from 32 to 36°C, with potential foehn winds in Taitung. Coastal areas may experience strong winds and high waves. Typhoon Danas is moving toward China, while Typhoon Mun weakens. Air quality varies, with moderate levels in some areas.

Taiwan meteorologists are monitoring a low-pressure system in the Bashi Channel that could become Tropical Storm Danas by Friday, potentially bringing heavy rain and strong winds to Taiwan over the weekend. The Central Weather Administration warns residents to prepare for adverse weather conditions.

Taiwan faces dangerous heat with temperatures reaching 37°C (98.6°F) on July 3, 2025. The Central Weather Administration has issued UV warnings while monitoring Tropical Storm MUN. Western regions experience moderate air quality as eastern areas remain clearer. Health officials advise precautions against heat-related illness.

Taiwan’s weather is influenced by a Pacific high-pressure system, bringing sunny skies and high temperatures. Expect afternoon thunderstorms, especially in mountainous areas. Stay updated and take precautions against UV rays.

Meteorologists issue a heat advisory for Taipei and New Taipei, warning of temperatures up to 36°C. Residents should prepare for potential sunburn and heatstroke.

Taipei’s Aviation Police Bureau tests an AI-powered X-ray system to speed up airport security checks. The system identifies hazardous items and drugs, enhancing safety.

Taiwan’s weather forecast predicts mostly sunny skies with afternoon thunderstorms in mountainous areas. Expect heavy rain in the north and high temperatures up to 36°C. Stay informed and prepared.

The Central Weather Administration reports scattered showers and thunderstorms in Taiwan, with high temperatures up to 36°C. Stay hydrated and protect against UV rays.

Taiwan’s weather forecast predicts mostly clear skies with sporadic showers in Taitung and Hengchun. Thunderstorms may hit Nantou and Greater Taipei. Stay hydrated and apply sunscreen as temperatures could exceed 36°C.

Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration has issued yellow alerts for nine counties including Taipei as temperatures are expected to exceed 36°C (96.8°F). Meteorologist Wu Der-romg forecasts ten days of hot weather with no relief from the seasonal ＂Plum rain front＂ and low probability of tropical depressions forming in the region.

Taiwan’s weather agency issues a heat alert for Kaohsiung and Pingtung, predicting temperatures over 36°C. Expect hot days with possible afternoon showers.

Unstable weather in Taiwan may bring intense rain Tuesday, June 17, especially north of Taoyuan. Stay informed on forecasts for potential heavy rain and strong winds.

Meteorologists warn of high temperatures in Taitung and Hualien counties, with a forecast of 36°C. Expect summer-like heat and possible afternoon showers.

Typhoon Butterfly is set to hit Hainan Island on June 13, bringing heavy rain to Taiwan. Expect severe downpours and warm temperatures, with relief by June 15.

The Central Weather Administration reports a tropical depression near the Paracel Islands may become a mild typhoon but poses no threat to Taiwan. Expect heavy rain in Hualien, Taitung, and central and southern regions starting Thursday. Temperatures will range from 32 to 35°C, with highs over 36°C in some areas. Stay informed on weather updates.

Meteorologist Jia Xin-xin reports a tropical system’s path shift, likely impacting Taiwan’s weather. Expect increased moisture and rain in southern regions.

Meteorologist Wu Derong forecasts hot weather in Taiwan from June 9-11, with possible afternoon thunderstorms in mountains. Expect scattered showers in the east on June 10-11.

Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration warns of Typhoon Butterfly forming June 6. Expect cloudy skies, thunderstorms, and increased rain in the north and east by June 11. Stay updated on weather changes.

Meteorologists forecast scattered thunderstorms and high temperatures in Taiwan on June 6 due to southwesterly winds. Expect similar weather through June 9.

A stationary front brings sporadic showers and thunderstorms to Taiwan, with heavy rain risks in Hsinchu, Hualien, and Taitung. Warmer temperatures expected.

The Central Weather Administration in Taiwan issued a heavy rain alert for June 4, warning of severe downpours in regions like Lanyu and Green Island. A stationary front is causing significant rainfall, with risks of lightning, strong gusts, landslides, and flooding. Temperatures vary across the island, with brief showers expected in many areas.

Meteorologist Wu Der-rong warns of a cold front bringing cooler weather to northern Taiwan, with showers in central and southern regions. Expect rising temperatures and afternoon storms later in the week. The Central Weather Administration issues advisories for heavy rain and dense fog, affecting traffic safety.

Meteorologist Chia Hsin-hsin warns of a potential typhoon forming in the South China Sea next week. Taiwan will see rain from June 3-4 and brief showers from June 7-11.

Unstable weather in Taiwan brings showers, thunderstorms, and temperature drops. The Central Weather Administration warns of heavy rain and advises caution in flood-prone areas.