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The Central Weather Administration reports intensified northeast monsoon activity, bringing heavy rain to northern and eastern Taiwan. Expect strong winds and varying temperatures across regions.

Meteorologists predict heavy rain in northern Taiwan, including Keelung and Greater Taipei, as temperatures drop. Expect strong winds and cooler weather.

Taiwan enjoys sunny weather with minimal rain due to high pressure and easterly winds. Expect brief afternoon showers in the east. A northeast monsoon will bring cooler temperatures and rain over the weekend.

Meteorologist forecasts a heatwave in Taiwan next week, with temperatures over 30°C in northern and eastern regions. Expect significant day-night temperature swings.

Discover the latest on Taiwan’s weather: The CWA issued a heavy rain advisory for nine counties and cities, predicting significant rainfall and cooler temperatures through the weekend. Stay updated on affected areas.

Discover the latest weather forecast for Taiwan on Sept. 16, featuring stable conditions with mostly cloudy to sunny skies and isolated showers in some regions. Learn about temperature expectations, wind gusts, and air quality across the island.

Discover the latest weather update from the Central Weather Administration: Taiwan faces a high-temperature advisory, with forecasts predicting temperatures between 33-36°C, potentially exceeding 37°C in areas north of Hsinchu. Stay informed on precautions, air quality ratings, and the impact of Typhoon Yagi on local conditions.

Discover the latest weather forecast for Taiwan, including Taipei, Hualien, and Taitung, with sunny skies and potential afternoon thunderstorms. Stay updated on Typhoon Shanshan’s impact and the developing tropical cloud cluster that could become Typhoon Yagi.

Discover the latest weather forecast for Taiwan as meteorologist Lin Te-en warns of a typhoon-prone period and extreme heat. Stay informed on Typhoon Shanshan and upcoming weather changes.

Discover the latest on Taiwan’s weather: Unstable conditions brought intermittent showers and thunderstorms across central, southern regions, and outlying islands on Aug. 20. Meteorologist Lin Te-en predicts a decrease in rainfall by evening, with temperature variations across the island.

Discover the latest on Taiwan’s weather: The Central Weather Administration warns of unstable conditions due to a low-pressure system, with heavy rain advisories in place for parts of the island. Stay informed on the impact of Tropical Storm Maria and safety tips.

Discover the latest on Taiwan’s weather: The CWA has issued high-temperature alerts for 12 counties, including Taipei, with temps up to 37°C. Stay informed on safety tips and affected areas.

Discover the latest weather update for Taiwan: Sunny to partly cloudy skies with highs between 33-36°C, potentially exceeding 37°C in some areas. The CWA issued high-temperature alerts for 15 counties and cities. Expect increased moisture and scattered showers next week.

Discover the latest on Taiwan’s heatwave: The CWA issued high-temperature alerts for 17 counties, warning of temperatures over 38 degrees Celsius. Learn safety tips and forecast details.

Discover the latest on Taiwan’s heatwave: The Central Weather Administration issues high-temperature warnings for 18 counties, with Taipei hitting 43°C. Learn safety tips and weather updates.

Taiwan’s record-breaking heatwave, with temperatures soaring above 37 degrees Celsius in 11 counties, including Taipei. Learn about the red and orange alerts issued and safety advice from the CWA.

Explore the debate on Taiwan’s nuclear energy policy as Lee Yuan-tseh, former president of Academia Sinica, backs a pro-nuclear stance to combat climate change and avoid a catastrophic global temperature rise.

Discover the latest weather forecast for Taiwan with sunny skies and potential thunderstorms expected. Stay informed on high-temperature warnings and upcoming weather changes.

Discover how a cold-core low is impacting Taiwan, causing atmospheric instability and potential severe thunderstorms, especially in the afternoon. Learn about the CWB’s weather alerts and safety tips.

Discover the findings of a recent survey by yes123, revealing that over 68% of Taiwan’s workers face outdoor tasks in summer without adequate heat prevention from employers. Learn about the call for better safety measures and fair compensation.

Explore the latest weather update from the Central Weather Bureau, highlighting sunny to cloudy conditions across Taiwan with high temperatures and a southeast wind. Eastern regions can expect highs of 32-34°C, while the west may see 35-36°C.

Discover the latest weather update: Meteorologist Lin Te-en warns of a significant temperature rise in Taiwan, especially in the Greater Taipei area, which may exceed 39 degrees Celsius this weekend. Stay informed on the changing weather patterns and how they might affect your area.

Explore the alarming rise in temperatures around Taiwan, as reported by ex-Central Weather Bureau Director Cheng Ming-tean, with sea temperatures around the island soaring 2-3 degrees Celsius above average. This phenomenon has led to intense heatwaves across regions, with records hitting 37 degrees Celsius in Taipei’s Shezi and Yunlin’s Dounan Township, among others. The CWB urges the public to adopt sun safety practices amid persistent high temperatures and sporadic afternoon rains in northern and mountainous areas.

Discover the latest weather update for Taiwan: The Central Weather Administration warns of thunderstorms and high temperatures across the island. Stay informed on weather advisories and tips for staying safe.

The New Taipei City Government has begun the summer high-temperature hazard and air-conditioning operation project inspection. Employers must implement cooling, rest, and hydration measures to prevent heat-related illnesses. Delivery workers should take the initiative to protect themselves from the sun, take more breaks, and hydrate themselves. Violations will be punished by a fine of NT$30,000 to NT$150,000. The air-conditioning installation inspection will be fined NT$30,000 to NT$300,000.