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Taiwan faces intense heat with temperatures reaching 36°C, says the Central Weather Administration. Expect more heat and possible afternoon showers in the coming days.

Taiwan faces soaring temperatures of 30-36°C (86-96.8°F) nationwide as air quality deteriorates in western regions. The Central Weather Administration warns of isolated thunderstorms in Taipei while Matsu travelers should monitor flights due to evening fog conditions. Eastern regions maintain good air quality while most populated areas experience conditions unhealthy for sensitive groups.

Taiwan will see mostly sunny skies with occasional showers in some regions, according to the Central Weather Administration. Expect rising temperatures and afternoon thunderstorms. Stay hydrated and cautious of potential landslides.

Taiwan’s weather on May 13 will see cloudy to clear skies, with showers in the east and north coast. Expect varied temperatures and strong winds in Hengchun. Air quality alerts are issued for several regions.

Taiwan’s weather forecast predicts increased moisture, scattered showers, and thunderstorms, with heavy rain in the north and central regions. Temperatures may reach 36°C. Stay updated.

Scattered showers and rising temperatures are expected in northern Taiwan on May 8, with highs up to 34°C. Southern Taiwan may exceed 36°C. Stay informed on weather changes and air quality updates.

Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration warns of heavy rain for 14 regions due to a weather front. Expect thunderstorms, strong winds, and temperature drops.

Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration forecasts increased rainfall and thunderstorms, especially in northern regions. Expect unstable weather with temperatures from 28 to 32°C. Carry rain gear and stay updated on conditions.

Taiwan’s weather shifts as the northeast monsoon weakens, bringing clear skies and rising temperatures. Expect showers and thunderstorms by Sunday. Stay prepared.

Taiwan’s spring was the third coldest since 2011, with average temperatures at 20.4°C due to northern cold air. Rainfall was above normal, totaling 321.3 mm.

Taiwan braces for increased rainfall as the northeast monsoon intensifies on April 25. Expect heavy rain, lightning, and strong winds, especially in northern regions.

Taiwan faces weather changes with rain and thunderstorms in the north as fronts merge. Cooler temps expected Saturday, warming by Sunday. Stay prepared.

A weather front threatens northern Taiwan with heavy rain and thunderstorms on April 23, prompting warnings from the Central Weather Administration. Residents should prepare for potential flooding and severe conditions.

Taiwan faces a hot, sunny Tuesday with temperatures up to 35°C. Southeastern regions may hit 38°C. Expect scattered showers in Matsu. Stay updated on weather and air quality.

Taiwan’s weather agency issues a heat alert for Pingtung County with temperatures hitting 38°C. Expect cloudy skies in the north and sunny weather elsewhere.

Northern Taiwan sees early showers, but drier weather is expected later today, says the Central Weather Administration. Temperatures will vary across the island, with highs reaching 36 degrees in some areas. A warm spell continues through Tuesday, followed by rain and cooler temperatures later in the week.

Taiwan will see unstable weather this weekend with brief showers and high temperatures, says the Central Weather Administration. Expect hot, muggy conditions until Tuesday, with a shift to cooler weather and rain by midweek.

Taiwan enjoys warm weather with highs of 31°C in the west and 28°C in the east. Expect sunny skies with afternoon showers in some areas. Cooler, wetter conditions are forecast for next week.

Taiwan’s weather forecast predicts a sunny Wednesday with temperatures up to 30°C in the west. Expect significant day-night temperature differences. Showers may occur over the weekend as a weather front approaches.

Forecasters in Taipei predict a weakening northeast monsoon on April 16, leading to warmer temperatures and high UV levels. Expect sporadic showers in eastern Taiwan.

Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration plans to revise the meteorological law to classify high temperatures as hazardous weather. This change aims to enhance public safety by issuing high-temperature warnings.

Air quality in Taipei worsened due to transboundary pollution, with PM10 levels rising. The Ministry of Environment issued alerts, advising limited outdoor activities.

Taiwan’s weather remains stable with temperatures reaching 30°C on April 15. Expect scattered showers in eastern regions by April 17, with rain persisting until April 21.

Stable weather will dominate Taiwan on April 12, with partly cloudy to sunny skies. A front may bring showers and thunderstorms later. Expect warm temperatures.

Heavy rain flooded Taipei Metro’s Tamsui-Xinyi Line on April 10, causing water to enter train carriages. Despite the downpour, operations continued normally.