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The article describes the weather changes in Taiwan after the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday. The forecast is provided by the weather expert "WeatherRisk", covering many meteorological phenomena such as temperature, rainfall, wind and waves, and seawater intrusion.
The weather expert "WeatherRisk" pointed out that the weather will be generally clear and stable from today to Wednesday (28th to 30th). However, the northeast monsoon will gradually strengthen from Thursday (October 1st), and the rainfall on the windward side will increase. From Friday to the weekend (2nd to 4th), there will be short-term rain in the north and east of Taoyuan and the Hengchun Peninsula.
"WeatherRisk" analyst Huang Guozhi said in a Facebook post that today is the end of the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, and the weather will be sunny to cloudy everywhere, with scattered brief showers in the mountainous areas in the afternoon. In terms of temperature, the temperature is about 23 to 35 degrees in the north, 23 to 35 degrees in the center, 25 to 35 degrees in the south, and 24 to 33 degrees in the east. It is still very suitable for outdoor activities.
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However, there is a chance of high temperatures around 36 degrees in Greater Taipei, some areas in the western interior and the East Rift Valley. People should pay attention to sun protection and replenish water when going out. In addition, the temperature difference between day and night is still relatively large, so you need to pay more attention to keeping warm when you go out early and return home late.
The weather will remain stable from Tuesday to Wednesday, with mainly sunny to cloudy conditions in various places, with scattered rainfall in mountainous areas in the afternoon. The high temperature in various places during the day is generally about 31 to 35 degrees, and the temperature in Greater Taipei and some parts of the western inland is still about 36 degrees. At night and early morning, the temperature is about 23 to 27 degrees, which feels cooler.
The northeast monsoon will gradually strengthen on Thursday, with clouds increasing in the northern region after noon, and local rainfall on the north coast of Keelung and Yilan after nightfall. Other areas will remain sunny to cloudy, with some brief showers in the southern region and mountainous areas in the afternoon.
Affected by the weak northeast monsoon from Friday to the weekend, the ambient moisture will increase. There will be short-term rain in parts of the north and east of Taoyuan and the Hengchun Peninsula. The rain may be more obvious in the windward mountainous areas. It will be mostly cloudy to sunny in the central and southern regions, and there will be short-term showers in the south and other mountainous areas in the afternoon.
In terms of temperature, the high temperature in the north and east from Friday to weekend is about 28 to 31 degrees, which is relatively comfortable during the day; in the central part, it is about 32 to 33 degrees, and in the south, it is about 31 to 33 degrees. From night to early morning, it will be about 22 to 25 degrees in the north and east, and about 23 to 27 degrees in the central and southern parts.
In addition, Huang Guozhi reminded that on Monday and Tuesday (29th), gusts will be stronger in the northern waters of Taiwan, the northern Taiwan Strait and the Hengchun Peninsula; from Thursday night to next Sunday morning, the wind and waves in the northern waters, northern Taiwan Strait, southeastern waters and Bashi Strait will increase sequentially. He added that during the annual spring tide, low-lying areas along the coast from New Taipei to Changhua and Penghu must also pay attention to seawater intrusion before Wednesday.
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The northeast monsoon will gradually strengthen from Thursday (October 1), and rainfall will increase on the windward side.
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From Friday to the weekend (2nd to 4th), there will be short-term rain in parts of the north and east of Taoyuan and the Hengchun Peninsula.
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On Monday and Tuesday (29th), gusts will be stronger in the northern waters of Taiwan, the northern Taiwan Strait and the Hengchun Peninsula; from Thursday night to the morning of next Sunday, the wind and waves in the northern waters, northern Taiwan Strait, southeastern waters and Bashi Strait will increase sequentially.
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