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Taiwan’s CWA issues orange heat alerts for six counties as extreme temperatures reach 38°C with foehn winds, afternoon thunderstorms, and king tides through July 22.

Typhoon Bavi, a severe storm with 380 km wind field, approaches Taiwan after traveling 10,000 km across the Pacific — a ’long-track’ storm fueled by El Niño.

Taiwan faces extreme heat up to 38°C through Wednesday, then Super Typhoon Bavi threatens northern regions with severe wind and rain by Friday.

Taiwan forecasts mostly clear skies for Dragon Boat Festival weekend with daytime highs of 31-34°C (88-93°F). Heat alerts issued for Changhua, Hualien, Taitung.

Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration issues heavy rain and wind alerts as stationary front approaches. Southern mountains face flooding risk through June 14.

Taiwan braces for extreme heat as temperatures may hit 37°C on May 23. The Central Weather Administration warns of foehn winds and advises monitoring flights due to visibility issues.

Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration warns of heavy rain and strong winds in eastern and southern regions. Weather stabilizes by May 19, with sunny spells.

Taiwan experiences warm, rainy weather as southeastern winds increase moisture, leading to showers and thunderstorms. Expect cooler temperatures by Wednesday.

A weak frontal system brings sporadic showers to northern, northeastern, and eastern Taiwan. Expect more rain north of Taoyuan and in Yilan. Typhoon Sinlaku poses no threat.

Taiwan faced high temperatures over 30°C on April 10, with Taitung reaching 36°C. The CWA warns of strong winds affecting crops and forecasts rain for northern Taiwan.

Taiwan experiences stable weather as moisture decreases, with low clouds dissipating under sunlight. A southern wind brings muggy conditions. A tropical disturbance may develop into Typhoon Sinlaku, but it poses no threat to Taiwan.

WeatherRisk forecasts rain in Taiwan’s east on March 28, with sunny skies in central and southern areas. CWA predicts warmer weather by March 30. Stay updated.

The Central Weather Administration issued a strong wind advisory for parts of Taiwan, warning of gusts and reduced visibility. Expect rain and cooler temperatures in the north.

The Central Weather Administration in Taiwan issued a strong wind advisory, warning of gusts up to 74 km/h across 15 regions. Expect temperature drops and possible snowfall.

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 temperature drop with lows below 10°C in western and northeastern regions. The CWA issues alerts for 16 counties, warning of day-night fluctuations.

A geomagnetic storm, predicted to last 13 hours, may reach a severe level, impacting health. Experts advise precautions for those sensitive to electromagnetic changes.

Taiwan braces for a cold air mass from Jan. 21-23, with the CWA issuing advisories for cold, rain, and wind. Expect snow in high altitudes and chilly temps.

Taiwan braces for strong winds and a cold front, with the CWA issuing advisories for Jan. 20. Expect gusts over 74 km/h and temperatures dropping to 10 degrees Celsius.

A cold air mass is bringing rain and lower temperatures to northern and eastern Taiwan, reports the Central Weather Administration. Residents should prepare for chilly conditions and strong winds, especially in Keelung and Yilan.

Taiwan braces for a cold front as temperatures drop below 10 degrees Celsius in New Taipei City, Taoyuan City, and Hsinchu County by Jan. 13. The CWA advises caution with heating appliances and warns of strong winds.

Taiwan faces a cold surge as temperatures drop below 10 degrees Celsius in 12 regions. The Central Weather Administration warns of strong winds and rain. Stay warm.

Taiwan braces for a cold snap as the strongest winter air mass hits, with temperatures dropping below 7°C in some parts. Expect rain in the north and clear skies by Jan. 5.

Taiwan braces for a chilly New Year’s Eve as a northeast monsoon brings cooler temperatures and rain. The Central Weather Administration warns of strong winds and advises caution.

Strong winds will hit Taiwan as a wind advisory is issued from Dec. 17 to Dec. 18. Expect gusty conditions, cooler weather, and possible rain in several regions.