
The Central Meteorological Administration predicts that the northeast monsoon will affect northern Taiwan starting tonight, with temperatures slipping and rain on the windward side. Typhoon Chapaca will have no direct impact on Taiwan.
AI-generated summary
The most obvious northeast monsoon since the beginning of autumn moves southward, causing significant temperature changes across Taiwan and accompanied by rainfall.
The whole Taiwan feels the temperature is cooling down! The Central Meteorological Administration predicts that the northeast monsoon will arrive from tonight (8th) to Wednesday, with rain on the windward side, especially in Taipei and Yilan tomorrow and Monday. Watch out for locally heavy rains. The temperature in northern Taiwan has also dropped on a slide, dropping to 21 and 22 degrees during the day on Monday, and only 17 and 18 degrees on Tuesday morning. It will be wet and cold all day, and it will be cooler in the morning and evening in central and southern Huadong, down to 19 to 20 degrees. After the northeast monsoon weakens on Thursday, the rainfall will slow down and the temperature will rise until next Sunday.
"From tonight to Wednesday, we will be affected by the most obvious northeast monsoon since the beginning of autumn, and the cooling will be felt in all parts of Taiwan!" Wang Pinxiang, a forecaster from the Meteorological Administration, said that northern Taiwan will still have 28 or 29 degrees during the day today, but starting tonight the temperature will "drop" on a sliding scale, with a drop of 10 degrees. Tomorrow, it will only be 21 or 22 degrees during the day, and it will only be 17 or 18 degrees in the morning the day after tomorrow. It will be 19 to 20 degrees during the day the day after tomorrow, and 23 degrees during the day on Wednesday. As for the central and southern parts, it will be 30 degrees during the day today, and will drop slightly to 27 to 28 degrees during the day tomorrow. It will also drop to 19 to 20 degrees from tomorrow night to the morning of the day after tomorrow. It will also drop slightly to 24 to 25 degrees during the day the day after tomorrow, and 25 to 27 degrees on Wednesday. In other words, it will get cooler in the morning and evening in central and southern China.
In terms of rainfall, Wang Pinxiang said that this wave of northeast monsoon will mainly cause rainfall on the windward side. There will be local rainfall in the northern, eastern half and Hengchun Peninsula from tomorrow to Wednesday. In particular, watch out for heavier rainfall in Greater Taipei and Yilan tomorrow.
Wang Pinxiang pointed out that the northeast monsoon weakened on Thursday and the environment will generally turn easterly until next Sunday, leaving only sporadic rainfall in the northern and eastern halves. Temperatures began to rise in various places starting from Thursday, with the northern and eastern half rising to 25 to 27 degrees during the day, and the central and southern parts slowly rising to over 30 degrees.
The center of Typhoon Chapaca at 2:00 pm today is at 22.1 degrees north latitude and 137.3 degrees east longitude, moving northwest to west at a speed of 18 kilometers per hour. Wang Pinxiang said that in the future, Typhoon Chapaca will continue to move northwest and west, and after reaching the sea south of Japan, it will turn at a large angle and gradually leave the northwest Pacific. It will be far away from Taiwan and will have no impact on Taiwan's weather. However, during the movement of the typhoon and the influence of the northeast monsoon, watch out for long waves on the north coast of Keelung, the eastern half of the coast, and the Hengchun Peninsula from Tuesday to Thursday.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Temperatures rise in various places after the northeast monsoon weakens on Thursday
Likely · Within days

An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.7 occurred in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan in the early morning of the 8th, and a magnitude 5 earthquake was observed in Aichi Prefecture. Because the epicenter was located in the predicted area for huge earthquakes in the Nankai Trough, people panicked. The Meteorological Agency held a press conference and stated that the correlation between the two was low, but reminded that we need to be prepared for aftershocks in the coming week.
Namchai, director of the Thailand Institute for Occupational Safety, Occupational Health and Work Environment Promotion, said that climate change has led to rising temperatures and unstable weather, bringing six major health and safety threats to workers in outdoor and high-risk environments, including extreme heat and ultraviolet rays. The Ministry of Labor has called for strengthening response preparations.

The Central Meteorological Observatory will continue to issue a cold wave blue warning at 18:00 on November 8. It is expected that from 20:00 on the 8th to 08:00 on the 10th, the temperature will drop by 6 to 12°C in many parts of my country, with local temperatures reaching more than 14°C. The minimum temperature line of 0°C will press southward from southern Shaanxi to southern North China to southeastern Huanghuai.

The Central Meteorological Observatory will continue to issue blue gale warnings at 18:00 on November 8. It is expected that from 20:00 on the 8th to 20:00 on the 9th, there will be winds of magnitude 5 to 6 and gusts of magnitude 7 to 8 in some areas of Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, Shandong, Jiangsu and other places; there will be strong winds of magnitude 7 to 8 and gusts of magnitude 9 to 10 in many sea areas.

The COP31 Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change will be held in Antalya, Turkey from the 9th to the 20th. The Ministry of Environment has simultaneously launched the "Climate Pulse. Taiwan Colleagues" series of forums. Each forum will arrange a live briefing on COP31. Environment Minister Peng Qiming will preside over the "AI for Climate, Climate for AI" forum. The event will be bilingual in Chinese and English and will be broadcast live.

The Hualien Branch of the Forestry and Conservation Service of the Ministry of Agriculture and the Chinese Disaster Prevention Society used an unmanned ship equipped with sonar sounding equipment to detect the underwater topography of the Wanli Creek barrier lake in Wanrong Township for the first time. The water storage volume was revised from about 5.17 million cubic meters to about 4.52 million cubic meters. The measured data was incorporated into the hydraulic calculation model to improve the simulation accuracy of the overflow peak and downstream impact range under extreme rainfall.