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Taiwan faces unstable weather with scattered showers in the north and central regions, while Typhoon Sinlaku may cause coastal swells. Expect clearer skies by Sunday.

Taiwan faces changing weather with rain expected in the north and east starting April 15. Typhoon Sinlaku may bring swells. Expect sporadic showers and a stronger front over the weekend.

Meteorologists predict brief showers from Chiayi to Taipei on April 1, with heavier rain expected across Taiwan starting April 3. Stay updated on weather changes.

Meteorologist Wu Der-rong forecasts a weather shift in Taiwan with a mix of sunshine and showers as a front approaches. Expect rain and cooler temperatures in the north and northeast, with temperatures ranging from 17 to 35 degrees Celsius across regions. Another front will bring thunderstorms and strong winds by Saturday.

Meteorologist Wu Der-rong reports stable, sunny weather in Taiwan with highs of 33°C in central and southern regions. Expect temperature fluctuations and fog. An ＂orange alert＂ for air quality is issued in several areas. Cooler temperatures and rain are forecasted for next week.

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.

Taiwan’s weather will be stable and sunny on March 17-18, with temperature differences between day and night. A front will bring showers on March 19-20, affecting the north, east, and Hengchun Peninsula. The northeast monsoon will cool the north and northeast by March 21, with brief rain expected. The vernal equinox on March 20 marks equal day and night lengths.

Taiwan’s weather will see a brief temperature rise on Feb. 10, with chilly mornings and evenings. Expect isolated showers in the northeast and Hengchun Peninsula.

The Central Weather Administration forecasts a cold snap in Taiwan starting Feb. 6, with rain in the north and east. Temperatures will drop significantly by Feb. 7, with cold weather persisting through Feb. 9. Expect a slight rebound by Feb. 10, but mornings and evenings will remain chilly.

Taiwan faces a cold snap as temperatures drop to 9.5°C in Hsinchu County. Expect brief showers in northern and eastern regions, with clearer skies by Dec. 23.

A strengthening northeast monsoon brings showers and cooler temperatures to Taiwan’s north and northeast. Expect warmer weather in central and southern regions.

The Central Weather Administration in Taiwan has issued a heavy rain advisory for five counties due to the northeast monsoon and Fengshen’s circulation. Expect rain in northern and eastern regions during the Retrocession Day holiday. Stay updated on weather changes and take safety precautions.

Meteorologist Lin De-en warns of heavy rain in northern and eastern Taiwan during the Retrocession Day holiday. The CWA issues alerts for six regions.

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

Tropical disturbance 93W may become Typhoon No. 14 in the South China Sea, affecting Hainan Island and Vietnam. Taiwan will see showers and thunderstorms but no direct threat.

Tropical Storm Francisco is set to become a typhoon, impacting Taiwan with rain and high temperatures. Expect significant rainfall in the north and scattered showers elsewhere.

Taiwan braces for scorching heat on July 2, with highs of 32-36°C. Northern areas may exceed 37°C. Expect scattered showers in the east and strong winds in Taoyuan.

Taiwan’s weather forecast predicts mostly clear skies with sporadic showers in Taitung and Hengchun. Thunderstorms may hit Nantou and Greater Taipei. Stay hydrated and apply sunscreen as temperatures could exceed 36°C.

Meteorologists warn of high temperatures in Taitung and Hualien counties, with a forecast of 36°C. Expect summer-like heat and possible afternoon showers.

A stationary front brings sporadic showers and thunderstorms to Taiwan, with heavy rain risks in Hsinchu, Hualien, and Taitung. Warmer temperatures expected.

Meteorologist Wu Der-rong warns of a cold front bringing cooler weather to northern Taiwan, with showers in central and southern regions. Expect rising temperatures and afternoon storms later in the week. The Central Weather Administration issues advisories for heavy rain and dense fog, affecting traffic safety.

The Central Weather Administration issued a heavy rain advisory for southern Taiwan, warning of widespread rainfall. Expect high temperatures and possible thunderstorms.

Taiwan will see mostly clear skies with afternoon thunderstorms in Taipei and mountainous areas. Expect temperatures above 37°C from May 20-23.

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.

Taiwan braces for heavy rain as a front moves across the island, affecting 20 counties. Expect cold temperatures and brief showers, with clearer weather by Sunday.