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Taiwan faces prolonged rainfall from a stationary front, impacting central to northern regions with showers and thunderstorms through Friday. Expect cooler temperatures and possible heavy rain, especially in mountainous areas. The weather stabilizes by Tuesday, with most regions seeing partly cloudy to sunny skies.

Taiwan will see stable weather with sunny to partly cloudy skies on April 22, but a front from South China will bring rain and thunderstorms starting April 23.

Taiwan’s weather shifts as the northeast monsoon weakens, bringing warmer temperatures and sporadic showers. Expect summer-like heat from Thursday to Monday.

Rainfall in Taiwan will ease as a weather front recedes, but a northeast monsoon will cool the north to 22-23°C. Expect brief showers in some areas.

WeatherRisk forecasts a cold air mass in Taiwan on March 14, bringing sunny to partly cloudy skies. Expect temperatures from 10 to 26 degrees Celsius. Ideal weekend for outdoor activities with stable weather and brief rain in eastern areas.

A total lunar eclipse will occur during Taiwan’s Lantern Festival, offering a rare ＂red moon＂ sight from 7:04 p.m. to 8:03 p.m. Cloud cover may affect visibility.

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 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.

Taiwan faces a cold air mass, causing frigid weather and low temperatures. Expect cloudy skies and showers in the north and east, with gradual warming by Jan. 26.

A strong cold air mass is set to hit Taiwan, causing temperatures to drop significantly. Expect rain in the east and cloudy skies in the north. Stay updated with CWA alerts.

WeatherRisk Explore Inc. forecasts a strong cold front hitting Taiwan from Jan. 5, dropping temperatures to 10°C, with lows of 5°C in open and mountain areas. Expect cloudy skies and showers in the north and northeast, while other regions remain sunny to partly cloudy.

Taiwan’s weather will shift with a mix of sun and showers. Expect cloudy skies and rain in the north and east, while temperatures vary significantly day to night.

Taiwan’s northeast monsoon brings cloudy skies and scattered showers on Nov. 27, affecting northern and eastern areas. Expect cooler temperatures and a heavy rain advisory for Lanyu.

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.

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.

Meteorologist Lin De-en forecasts Taiwan’s first autumn northeast monsoon around Sept. 18, bringing cooler temperatures. Expect partly cloudy skies, thunderstorms, and high UV levels.

The Central Weather Administration issued heat warnings for Taipei, New Taipei, Tainan, and Pingtung, with temperatures possibly reaching 36°C. Kaohsiung faces a yellow warning. Expect cloudy to sunny skies and possible thunderstorms. Air quality varies, with some areas rated moderate and others good.

Taiwan’s weather forecast for Sept. 4 predicts sunny to cloudy skies with possible showers in Hengchun Peninsula. Afternoon thunderstorms may occur in mountainous areas. Temperatures will range from 32 to 35 degrees Celsius, with high UV levels. A typhoon is northeast of Taipei, affecting Japan. Air quality varies, with some areas unhealthy for sensitive groups.

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

Taiwan’s weather from Sept. 3-8 will feature varied patterns, with cloudy to clear skies and afternoon thunderstorms in western and mountainous areas. Expect brief showers in the southeast and Hengchun Peninsula. Temperatures will range from 25 to 35 degrees Celsius.

Meteorologist Wu De-romg forecasts increased moisture in Taiwan, leading to partly cloudy skies and possible thunderstorms. Expect high temperatures and localized showers.

Meteorologist Wu Der-romg reports Taiwan will see sunny to partly cloudy skies with afternoon thunderstorms in mountainous areas until Aug. 30. Heavy storms may hit central and southern plains. From Aug. 31 to Sept. 2, expect partly cloudy skies and slightly cooler temperatures. A tropical disturbance in the South China Sea has a 40% chance of becoming a typhoon. Stay informed on potential tropical systems east of Taiwan next week.

Taiwan’s weather sees partly cloudy to sunny skies due to a low-pressure belt and easterly winds. Expect isolated heavy rain in central and southern regions, with temperatures reaching 38°C in Greater Taipei. Air quality varies, with some areas rated ＂good＂ and others ＂moderate.＂ Typhoon Kajiki weakens in Vietnam, while a tropical disturbance near the Philippines may develop into Typhoon Nongfa.

TD15 unlikely to become a typhoon. High wind shear affects storm development. Taiwan sees cloudy skies, isolated thunderstorms. Temperatures could reach 36°C in Taipei.

Taiwan faces varied weather as meteorologist Chia Hsin-hsing forecasts cloudy to clear skies on Aug. 19, with rain in mountain regions. Monitor potential typhoon near Luzon.