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Taiwan has recently been affected by the alternation of northeast monsoons, causing frequent weather changes.
Take advantage of the good weather tomorrow! The Central Meteorological Administration predicts that the northeast monsoon will weaken tomorrow and the weather will be cloudy to sunny everywhere. However, another wave of northeast monsoon will strengthen again next Monday (November 2), and it will turn rainy and cool again in the northern and eastern half.
Wang Pinxiang, a forecaster from the Meteorological Administration, said that there will be good weather in various places tomorrow, but another wave of northeast monsoon will be reported next Monday. There will be localized short-lived rains on the north coast of Keelung, Greater Taipei, the east and the Hengchun Peninsula. There will also be sporadic short-lived rains in Taoyuan. There will also be sporadic short-lived showers in the southern mountainous areas in the afternoon of next Tuesday (3rd).
Wang Pinxiang pointed out that the northeast monsoon will affect the area for two days next Monday. The rainfall in Yilan will be more obvious and last longer, and the daytime high temperature in the north will drop to 25 degrees to 27 degrees. However, the northeast monsoon will weaken next Wednesday and the temperature will warm up. Only the north coast of Keelung, the east and the Hengchun Peninsula will have sporadic short-term rain on the windward side.
"Another wave of northeast monsoon will intensify starting next Friday (November 6), and it will turn rainy again in the north." Wang Pinxiang said that there will be local brief rains in the north and east of Taoyuan and the Hengchun Peninsula on Friday and Saturday. It will be cloudy to sunny in other areas, and there will also be sporadic brief showers in the southern mountainous areas in the afternoon.
Moderate Typhoon "Firework" is 2,200 kilometers east of Taipei this afternoon, moving northeast to southwest at a slow speed of 8 to 5 kilometers per hour. Wang Pinxiang said that in the future, the Fireworks Typhoon will turn north and head towards the sea south of Japan. It will not directly affect the weather in Taiwan. However, due to its influence, we should pay attention to the occurrence of long waves on the north coast of Keelung, the eastern half of the coast, Hanlan Island, Green Island and the Hengchun Peninsula next Monday.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The northeast monsoon will strengthen next Monday, and the northern and eastern halves will turn rainy and cool.
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Another wave of northeast monsoon will strengthen next Friday, and it will rain again in the north
Very likely · Within days

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