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Typhoon Shuliji is expected to turn north early, arrive in the waters southeast of Taiwan over the weekend, then turn northeast and leave, with limited impact on Taiwan's land.
Typhoon Shuliji is expected to turn north early, and there will be four consecutive Mid-Autumn Festival and Teacher's Day holidays starting from tomorrow (25th), which will provide stable and good weather. Although Shuliji turns north early, we should pay attention to the approaching long waves outside the typhoon. In addition, there are astronomical tides, so we still need to pay special attention to safety even when we go to the beach during the holidays.
Wu Shengyu, a senior consultant at a weather risk company, said on Facebook that the forecast data for Typhoon Shuliji are beginning to converge. It is expected that when Typhoon Shuliji comes to the southeastern waters of Taiwan (south of Ryukyu) over the weekend (26-27), the speed of the typhoon will slow down as the Pacific high pressure retreats eastward. And it successfully deflected to the north, gradually crossing the weak area of the Pacific high pressure, and then gradually accelerated away from the northeast. By next Monday and Tuesday (28-29), it should have quickly passed southeast of Naha, Ryukyu, and then moved to the waters south of Japan, and gradually weakened its variability.
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Judging from the latest forecast data, Typhoon Shuliji will be closest to Taiwan during the weekend, but it is still about 6-700 kilometers away. In addition, the circulation forecast for this typhoon is small, and the radius of the storm circle is only expected to grow to 180 kilometers. The scope of the outer circulation wind field is not large, and its impact on the weather on Taiwan's land is very limited. However, during the consecutive holidays, you should pay attention to the approaching long waves outside the typhoon. In addition, there are astronomical tides, so you must pay special attention to safety when going to the beach.
In terms of temperature during the consecutive holidays, it is still relatively hot during the day. The high temperature in the eastern half is 30-32 degrees, and the high temperature in the western half is 32-34 degrees or above. In some areas, it can reach 35-36 degrees. It is slightly cooler at night and early in the morning. In open areas, combined with the radiation cooling effect, low temperatures of around 20 degrees may occur. The temperature difference between day and night changes slightly, so people who leave early and return late should pay more attention.
Wu Shengyu pointed out that this relatively warm and stable weather is expected to continue until next Tuesday (29th). The northeast monsoon will have a slightly stronger trend next Wednesday (30th), and the weather on the windward side may change slightly. The follow-up outlook is that there will be a chance of a strong northeast monsoon moving southward in early October. Significant temperature and weather changes cannot be ruled out by then, but it is still early and remains to be seen.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Typhoon Shuliki will arrive in the southeastern waters of Taiwan over the weekend and then gradually turn northeastward and leave Taiwan.
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The northeast monsoon will strengthen slightly next Wednesday (30th), and the weather on the windward side may change slightly.
Possible · Within days

The Central Weather Bureau predicts that the sky will mostly be clear or cloudy at night during Taiwan's Mid-Autumn Festival, with the moon visible. Only the mountainous areas in the northern part of Chiayi County may be affected. Although Tropical Storm Shuliki is expected to approach Taiwan over the weekend and bring localized showers, it will not affect the Mid-Autumn Festival moon viewing. Forecasts show that temperatures will rise in many places in Taiwan in the next few days, with large temperature differences between day and night in some areas.

Tropical Depression TD29 is expected to intensify into Typhoon Shuliji today and tomorrow. The current model predictions are divided into two directions: turning north early or continuing westward. If it moves westward and approaches Taiwan, it may have the greatest impact around next Tuesday (29th). Meteorological experts point out that the later development is full of uncertainty.

The Mid-Autumn Festival holiday is approaching. The Meteorological Administration has forecast that the weather will be stable from cloudy to sunny before the weekend, and there is a high chance of enjoying the moon on Mid-Autumn Festival night. Tropical depression TD29 is about 2,000 kilometers away from Taiwan. It is expected to strengthen into a light platform tomorrow and develop into a central Taiwan on Saturday. It may affect the sea surface in eastern Taiwan next Monday and Tuesday, bringing local showers to the north of Taoyuan and Yilan. Pay attention to the accumulation of water during long waves and spring tides.
According to information from the Central Meteorological Observatory, heavy or heavy rains occurred in southern Sichuan, Chongqing and other places yesterday, with local heavy rains. The scope of autumn rain will expand from tomorrow. In the next three days, there will be moderate to heavy rain, local heavy rain or heavy rain in some areas of Shaanxi, Sichuan and other places. We need to be alert to secondary disasters such as landslides and mudslides.

Tropical depression TD29 is expected to intensify into Typhoon No. 25 "Shuliki" as soon as the 23rd, and its intensity will reach above the Central Taiwan level. The current path is divided into two possibilities: turning north or westward to invade Taiwan. If it goes westward, the outer circulation is expected to approach Taiwan next Monday, and the impact will be greatest from Tuesday to Wednesday. Meteorological experts pointed out that the radius of the typhoon's wind circle is about 200 kilometers, which is medium to small. Its future development is still uncertain and it is necessary to continue to observe the forecast trend.
Since September 8, it has continued to rain in many places in West China, with less than one hour of sunshine. It is expected that the rain in West China will intensify and expand to the east from September 23, and the rainfall will continue until the end of September. At the same time, the heat in the south will continue, and the cold air in the north will be weak, and the autumn process will be temporarily stalled across the country.