Today and tomorrow, the first wave of the northeast monsoon will gradually weaken, the water vapor will decrease, and the temperature in various places will gradually rise. The second wave of the northeast monsoon will be reported next Monday. In this regard, the weather expert "Weather Risk "WeatherRisk" said that in terms of weather in the next week, affected by the re-intensification of the northeast monsoon from Monday to Wednesday, the north and northeast will turn to cloudy and sometimes cloudy showers, and the temperature will drop slightly. The central and southern parts of the country and the southeast will have little impact. It will still be cloudy to sunny in mountainous areas with short thundershowers in the afternoon. It will feel hot during the day and the temperature difference between morning and evening is large.
The weather expert "WeatherRisk" said in a Facebook post that the northeast monsoon weakened today and was affected by easterly winds and moisture. Showers are likely to occur in the north and northeast. Although the rain is not heavy, it rains intermittently throughout the day. In terms of temperature, it is slightly cooler in the morning and evening and the temperature difference between day and night is widening. The temperature in the north is 24 to 33 degrees, and the chance of rainfall is 10% to 30%. The weather in the central part of the country is relatively stable, but there are some afternoon thundershowers in the mountainous areas. The temperature is 25 to 33 degrees, and the chance of rainfall is 10% to 30%. It will be sunny and cloudy in the south with some thundershowers in the afternoon. The temperature will be 25 to 32 degrees, and the chance of rainfall will be 0% to 40%. After a brief rain in the afternoon, the environment will become hot and humid. It will be cloudy and sometimes sunny in the east, with a temperature of 25 to 31 degrees and a chance of rainfall of 20% to 40%. The sea surface in the eastern half is obviously windy and rough, so please pay attention to safety when going to the beach.
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Fanzhuan pointed out that tomorrow will continue to be an easterly wind environment, the moisture will decrease, and the temperature will return more obviously during the day in various places. The temperature in the north is 25 to 34 degrees, with a 20% chance of rainfall. The weather is cloudy and sometimes sunny, and it feels muggy during the day. It will be sunny to cloudy in the central part, with temperatures ranging from 25 to 33 degrees, and a 20% to 30% chance of rainfall, but there will still be brief showers in the mountainous areas in the afternoon. The weather in the south will be sunny with thundershowers in the afternoon, with temperatures ranging from 25 to 33 degrees. The probability of rainfall is 10% to 70%. The probability of convective rainfall in the afternoon has greatly increased. Showers may disrupt various outdoor leisure activities. The temperature in the east is 25 to 31 degrees, cloudy and sometimes sunny, the chance of rainfall is 20%, and the rainfall remains below the heavy rain level. Friends in central and southern China should remember to wear sunscreen and replenish water at all times when going out to avoid heat stroke and other heat injuries.
Fanzhuan predicts that in terms of weather in the next week, affected by the re-intensification of the northeast monsoon from Monday to Wednesday, the northern and northeastern parts will turn cloudy and sometimes cloudy with showers, and the temperature will drop slightly. The central and southern parts of the country and the southeast will have little impact. The weather pattern will still be cloudy to sunny, with local brief thundershowers in the afternoon in mountainous areas. It will feel hot during the day, with a large temperature difference between morning and evening. There is a chance for typhoons to form in the South China Sea and the sea north of Guam. However, the former is moving towards Vietnam, and the latter is moving towards the sea south of Japan and the Ryukyu Islands. There is no chance of threatening Taiwan for the time being, and we need to continue to monitor changes in forecasts.
