Taiwan heatwave 結果共52筆

Taiwan faces a heatwave with temperatures over 36°C in the south. Expect thunderstorms and cooler weather from Thursday, with rain persisting until Saturday.

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

Taiwan tackles rising temperatures with solutions like subsidies for air-conditioned clothing to protect outdoor workers. New Taipei City leads with initiatives to prevent heatstroke.

The Central Weather Administration issues high-temperature alerts for eight regions in Taiwan, urging caution as temperatures rise. Scattered showers expected in some areas.

Taiwan faces intense heat with temperatures above 38°C, warns meteorologist Wu Der-romg. Expect increased rain chances from Sept. 17-20 due to a low-pressure system.

The Central Weather Administration issued a high-temperature advisory for Taipei, New Taipei, Changhua, and Pingtung, predicting 36°C. Keelung, Yunlin, and Tainan face a yellow alert at 33°C. Residents should stay hydrated, use sunscreen, and avoid outdoor activities.

The Central Weather Administration has issued an orange heat alert for several Taiwan regions, predicting 36°C temperatures. Residents should stay hydrated and cautious.

Meteorologist Wu Derong reports sunny, hot weather in Taiwan, with northern temperatures reaching 36°C. Expect localized thunderstorms in mountainous areas. Stay hydrated and use sun protection.

Meteorologist Wu Der-romg warns of extreme heat in northern Taiwan, with temperatures hitting 38°C. The CWA issues alerts for New Taipei and Taoyuan. Expect sunny to partly cloudy weather with showers in eastern regions. A tropical disturbance in the South China Sea may develop into a typhoon.

Taiwan faces a heatwave with temperatures up to 38°C, warns meteorologist Wu Der-romg. Expect sunny weather, possible showers, and heat alerts in Taipei.

Taiwan faces a heatwave with temperatures reaching 38°C on Aug. 22. High-temperature alerts are issued for Taipei, New Taipei, and Tainan. Stay vigilant against heatstroke.

Taiwan faces a high-temperature advisory with Taipei and Pingtung County expecting 36°C. Meteorologist Wu Der-rong warns of potential thunderstorms due to atmospheric instability.

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.

Meteorologists track tropical disturbance 96W near the Mariana Islands, with potential impacts on Taiwan’s weather. Expect increased moisture and heat from Aug. 10-13.

Meteorologists warn Taipei and New Taipei City of extreme heat as temperatures soar past 36°C on Aug. 7. The CWA issues heat advisories for five counties.

Taiwan faces rising temperatures as the Pacific High extends westward, leading to mostly sunny skies. Expect highs of 37°C in Taipei and possible showers in coastal areas.

Taiwan faces hot weather until Thursday, with a tropical system bringing showers to the east starting Friday. High temperatures in Taipei prompt alerts. Stay informed.

Taiwan faces a severe heatwave as temperatures soar above 38°C in several regions. The Central Weather Administration issues alerts, urging residents to stay safe.

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 faces a heatwave as New Taipei City hits 38.1°C. The Central Weather Administration issues alerts for 19 regions, urging precautions against heatstroke.

Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration issues a heat advisory for Taipei and seven counties, warning of temperatures over 36°C. Residents should stay indoors, hydrate, and monitor updates.

Taiwan faces heat and potential thunderstorms. Southwest winds bring showers to eastern regions. Temperatures may exceed 37 degrees Celsius. Weather may improve by May 27 but rain returns May 29.

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.

Meteorologist Wu Der-rong forecasts a heatwave in Taiwan on May 16, with temperatures reaching 36°C. Residents should stay hydrated and avoid sun exposure.

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.