Rainfall will slow down in the north on Monday, but beware of heavy rain in the eastern half

The warning for Typhoon Qiangbi has been lifted. The temperature in the north will rise slightly on Sunday. There will be locally heavy rain in the eastern half. It will be cloudy after a short rain in the north. It will be cloudy to sunny in the central and southern parts but there will be rain in the mountainous areas in the afternoon. There will still be strong winds and waves along the north coast and the eastern half of the coast. Seaside activities should be avoided. The distant light Taiwan fireworks will have no impact on Taiwan.

The Central Meteorological Administration forecasts that the typhoon will move away on Sunday, and the temperature will rise slightly in the north and northeast; there will be local short-lived showers in the eastern half of Taiwan, and there will be local chances of heavy rain in the eastern and southeastern regions. It will be cloudy after local short showers in the northern region, and it will be cloudy to sunny in the central and southern regions, Penghu, Kinmen, and Matsu. There will be local short-lived showers in the mountainous areas in the afternoon, and there will also be local chances of heavy rain in the southern mountainous areas.

Affected by the typhoon's peripheral circulation, the north coast, northeastern corner, Taitung, Hengchun Peninsula and some parts of Green Island, Orchid Island, Penghu, and Matsu are likely to have average winds above level 6 or gusts above level 8. There is a possibility of long waves in the northern and eastern half of Taiwan's coast, Hengchun Peninsula, Orchid Island, Green Island, and Matsu. Winds and waves will be strong in the northern and eastern half from tonight to tomorrow morning, especially on the northern coast, where wave heights are still 3 to 5 meters. Please avoid going to the beach.

As for this year's No. 30 mild typhoon "Fireworks", it will move north to northwest and west. It is very far away from Taiwan, about 5,000 kilometers, and will have no direct impact on the weather.

In terms of temperature, Typhoon Qiangpi will move away on Sunday, and the temperature will rise slightly in the north and northeast. The high temperature in the northern and eastern half is about 27 to 30 degrees, the high temperature in the central and southern parts is about 30 to 32 degrees, and the low temperature in various places is about 22 to 25 degrees.

The weather on the outlying islands is: Penghu is sunny and cloudy at 25 to 28 degrees; Kinmen is sunny and cloudy at 24 to 29 degrees; Matsu is cloudy and cloudy at 24 to 27 degrees.

In terms of weather in the next few days, the weather risk company pointed out that Sunday and Monday will still be consecutive holidays. Affected by the northerly to northeasterly wind environment, it is expected that there will be some localized short-term shower opportunities in the northern and eastern half of the windward area, and cloudy to sunny weather in the central and southern parts. Although the weather has improved, as the typhoon has just passed, it is still recommended not to go to more dangerous areas for the time being.

As for the UV index, except for Penghu County, which reached the excessive level on Sunday, all other counties and cities in Taiwan were at medium or high levels.

In terms of air quality, the typhoon is far away on Sunday, and the ambient wind field changes to northwest to northerly winds. The central and southern parts are downwind, and pollutants are slightly easier to accumulate; Zhumiao, Yilan, Huadong Kongpin District, Matsu, Kinmen, and Penghu are rated as "good"; the northern, central, Yunjianan, and Gaoping Kongpin areas are rated as "fair".