
The Central Meteorological Administration predicts that it will be cloudy to sunny in various places during the day tomorrow, and another wave of northeast monsoon will usher in after nightfall. A strong northeast monsoon will usher in next Monday. The nighttime low temperature in the north of central China is only 16 to 17 degrees. Typhoon Chapaka, the 31st this year, will be generated.
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The Central Meteorological Administration makes routine forecasts for Taiwan’s weather in the coming week and the movements of Typhoon No. 31 Chapaka.
Take advantage of the good weather during the day tomorrow and Sunday! The Central Meteorological Administration predicts that it will be cloudy to sunny in various places during the day tomorrow, but another wave of northeast monsoon will usher in at night, and rain will begin. Next Monday (9th) will usher in a strong northeast monsoon. The nighttime low temperature in the north of central China is only 16 to 17 degrees, and you will feel the chill.
Zhang Chengchuan, a forecaster from the Meteorological Administration, said that the weather will be slightly cooler in the morning and evening in various places tomorrow. It will be sunny to cloudy everywhere during the day, with only sporadic short-term rain in the east. In the afternoon, there will be sporadic short-lived showers in the mountainous areas of Pingtung, Chiayi and Kaohsiung. In the evening, another wave of northeast monsoon will be reported, and the area north of Taoyuan will have sporadic short-lived rain.
"The northeast monsoon will be stronger next Monday (9th), and everyone will feel a little cold." Zhang Chengchuan said that the temperature will get lower as it gets later next Monday. The coldest time will be early next Tuesday morning, with only 16 to 17 degrees in the north and northeast of the central region. The temperature does not rise much during the day. It is about 20 to 23 degrees in the north, northeast, and east, and 27 degrees in the south. It will not rise a little until daytime next Wednesday.
Zhang Chengchuan said that the rain will be heavier and more widespread next Monday, with some heavy rains in Greater Taipei and the northeast, and some short-lived rains in the north, east, southeastern areas, and Hengchun Peninsula. There will be sporadic short-lived showers in Pingtung and the southern mountainous areas in the afternoon. Next Tuesday and Wednesday (10th and 11th), the rain will slow down, with only some short-lived rains in the north, northeast, and east of Taoyuan, and sporadic short-lived rains in the southeast and Hengchun Peninsula.
Zhang Cheng said that the northeast monsoon will weaken next Thursday, but the weather will still be slightly cooler in the morning and evening in various places. Only sporadic short-term rain will occur on the north coast of Keelung, the mountainous areas of Greater Taipei, the east, and the Hengchun Peninsula. On Friday and Saturday (13th and 14th), there will be some short-lived rain in the east and Hengchun Peninsula, and there will be sporadic short-lived rain on the north coast of Keelung and the mountainous areas of Greater Taipei.
Typhoon Chapaka, the 31st typhoon this year, was formed this afternoon and moved northwest to west at a speed of 24 kilometers per hour. Zhang Chengchuan said that it will begin to turn back next Monday and move toward the northeast. It will not directly affect the weather in Taiwan. However, starting from next Tuesday, it will affect the north coast of Keelung, the eastern half of the coast (including Orchid Island and Green Island), and the Hengchun Peninsula. Long waves will occur.
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The northeast monsoon will strengthen next Monday, and the nighttime low temperature in the north of central China will drop to 16 to 17 degrees.
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Long waves will occur on the north coast of Keelung, the eastern half of the coast and the Hengchun Peninsula starting next Tuesday
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The Central Meteorological Administration predicts that it will be cloudy to sunny in various places during the day on Sunday, with the northeast monsoon turning to rain after nightfall. The northeast monsoon will strengthen next Monday, and the nighttime low temperature in the north of central China will drop to 16 to 17 degrees, making it feel colder. In addition, Typhoon Chapaca, the 31st this year, has formed this afternoon. It is not expected to directly affect Taiwan, but it will bring long waves.
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