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The northeasterly wind was obviously stronger, causing strong winds in many counties and cities in Taiwan.
Breaking news--Special report of strong winds on land in 13 counties and cities, affecting until tomorrow night
The Meteorological Administration issued a special onshore strong wind warning for all of Taiwan this afternoon (27th). (Taken from the Meteorological Administration)
Due to the obviously strong northeasterly wind, the Meteorological Administration issued a special onshore strong wind warning for 13 counties and cities at 4:26 pm today (27th). The impact will last until early tomorrow morning, so strict precautions are required.
The Meteorological Administration pointed out that from today afternoon to tomorrow night, there is a chance of average winds above level 6 or gusts above level 8 (yellow light signal) in some areas of New Taipei City, Taoyuan City, Hsinchu City, Hsinchu County, Miaoli County, Taichung City, Changhua County, Yunlin County, Tainan City, Pingtung County, Taitung County (including Orchid Island and Green Island), Penghu County, and Lianjiang County. Please pay attention.
Yellow light signal: Attention! When outdoors, please be careful that strong winds may cause road trees, flimsy buildings or fixed objects (such as iron houses, containers and telephone poles) to fall off or fall; outdoor workers please pay attention to safety; strengthen outdoor items; drive slowly and pay attention to public transportation delay information.

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