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Typhoon Bavi tracks toward Taiwan’s northeast coast Friday, expected to pass offshore rather than make landfall. President Lai warns of 600-900mm rainfall in mountain areas.

Typhoon Bavi approaches Taiwan with 216 km/h winds and 270 km/h gusts. CWA warns of ’destructive’ winds and ’disaster-level’ rainfall Friday through Saturday.

Taiwan’s weather agency issues extreme rainfall warnings for southern mountains as stationary front and monsoon bring week-long deluge through June 15.

A convective system brings heavy thundershowers to Taiwan, with significant rainfall expected. Warm days and foehn winds will follow, causing high temperatures.

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 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.

Rainfall will increase in northern Taiwan on May 13, with heavy rain and strong gusts expected in mountain areas. Travelers should be cautious of low visibility in Matsu.

Rainfall in Taiwan on May 5 marks a shift from recent warmth, with temperatures dropping to 22-23°C. Expect heavy rain in northern and central areas. Stay updated.

The Central Weather Administration issued a heavy rain advisory for Taiwan due to a front and northeast monsoon. Expect thunderstorms, gusts, and temperature drops.

A weather front brought heavy rain and cooler temperatures to Taiwan on April 29, with effects expected to continue through April 30. The Central Weather Administration forecasts a gradual decrease in rainfall by Thursday evening. Warmer, sunnier weather is anticipated from May 1 to May 10, though brief showers may occur in eastern Taiwan and thunderstorms in mountainous areas.

A cold front will bring cooler temperatures and significant rainfall to Taiwan from April 1 to April 6, warns the Central Weather Administration. Expect heavy rain, lightning, and strong gusts, especially in northern regions. Stay alert for weather changes during the Qingming holiday.

Taiwan experiences sunny weather with cool nights, as temperatures drop below 10°C in Hsinchu’s mountains. Expect rain in northern and eastern regions. El Niño may intensify, affecting typhoon patterns and rainfall.

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.

Meteorologists forecast unstable weather in Taiwan with increased rain in the north and east. A cold front will bring a stronger northeast monsoon this weekend.

Northern Taiwan braces for a cold snap as a northeast monsoon strengthens, bringing rain and temperatures as low as 11°C. Stay informed and dress warmly.

Taiwan will experience stable weather on Jan. 26, with comfortable temperatures in the north and mild heat in central and southern regions. Prepare for fluctuating temperatures as two cold air waves approach, potentially dropping to 11 degrees Celsius.

Taiwan faces a chilly weekend starting Jan. 24, with colder mornings and evenings due to radiative cooling. Expect scattered showers in the north and east.

Taiwan braces for a cold air mass starting Jan. 20, bringing chilly weather and rain to central and northern regions. Expect brief showers and cool temperatures through Jan. 23, with a noticeable day-night temperature difference. Stay cautious of long waves along the coast.

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.

Heavy rain and cold conditions hit northern Taiwan, with temperatures dropping to 9°C. Stay informed on weather alerts and health advisories for safety.

Taiwan braces for a cold wave as temperatures drop from Jan. 1, with rain expected in northern and eastern regions. Snow may occur in high-altitude areas.

Northern Taiwan saw a temperature rise on Dec. 29, with rain affecting Keelung and the northeast. Expect localized heavy rain and a temperature drop below 7°C due to a cold air mass.

The Central Weather Administration warns of a northeast monsoon affecting Taiwan this week, bringing scattered showers and cooler temperatures. Expect overcast skies and potential frost in higher altitudes.

Taiwan’s weather will change starting Dec. 20 as southern cloud systems bring showers to the south and east. The northeast monsoon will cool the north by Dec. 21.

Taiwan braces for winter’s first cold air mass on Dec. 13, with temperatures dropping below 10°C. Expect heavy rain in the north and potential icy roads.