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Lin De'en holds a Ph.D. in atmospheric science from National Taiwan University and posts weather forecasts on the Facebook fan page "Teacher Lin Weather Station". The Central Meteorological Administration also provides high temperature forecasts for various parts of Taiwan.
Lin Deen pointed out that due to the influence of warm air, the temperature will rise day by day during the holiday period. (File photo)
Lin De'en, a doctor of atmospheric sciences at National Taiwan University, pointed out that before Wednesday (30th), Taiwan's weather will be "getting hotter day by day", with some inland and mountainous areas in the greater Taipei Basin and the western half even having a chance of experiencing high temperatures above 36 degrees Celsius.
Lin Deen posted on the Facebook fan page "Teacher Lin Weather Station" that from today (28th) to Wednesday, due to the environmental wind direction changing to southerly to southwesterly winds, the vicinity of Taiwan will be affected by warm air, and the temperature will rise day by day during the post-holiday period.
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According to the latest assessment and forecast from the Central Meteorological Administration, the high temperature in various parts of Taiwan is about 31 to 35 degrees, and the high temperature in the outlying islands of Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu can also reach 30 to 33 degrees. Among them, the temperature in the greater Taipei Basin and some inland and mountainous areas in the western half may still reach 36 degrees or above.
In terms of rainfall, Lin De'en said that due to the significant reduction in ambient moisture, the overall weather is dry. Most parts of Taiwan will be cloudy to sunny, with only sporadic rainfall opportunities in some mountainous areas in the afternoon. He added that the expected rainfall was not heavy and would not be a type of rainfall that would cause disaster.
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In the next three days, rainy weather will remain in the West China to Jianghuai region, with heavy rainfall in Chongqing, Hubei, Anhui and other places. Under the control of subtropical high pressure, southern China and Jiangnan will continue to be hot and muggy, but strong cold air will affect the central and eastern parts from north to south, bringing cooling and increased wind.

The Meteorological Administration predicts that the weather will be stable from today to Wednesday, with warm to hot temperatures during the day, and only sporadic rainfall in the mountainous areas in the afternoon. Affected by the northeast monsoon from Thursday, the windward side will turn to rain, and the daytime temperature will drop slightly, turning to wet and cool weather. Typhoon Shuliji is far away from Taiwan, but the eastern half and Hengchun Peninsula need to pay attention to long waves. The coastal areas from New Taipei to Changhua and Penghu have high tide levels due to annual spring tides, so attention should be paid to seawater intrusion in low-lying areas.

Moderate Typhoon Shuliki is located in the southern sea of Ryukyu and moves north-northeast, and has no direct impact on Taiwan. In the last two days of the holiday (27th and 28th), high temperatures of around 36 degrees may still occur in greater Taipei and some inland areas in the west. People need to wear sunscreen and replenish water when going out. The weather will be stable from sunny to cloudy until Wednesday, with scattered rainfall in the mountainous areas in the afternoon and a large temperature difference between day and night. The northeast monsoon will strengthen from Thursday, the high temperature in the northern and eastern parts will drop to 28-30 degrees, and there will be a chance of brief showers in the southern mountainous areas in the afternoon. Long waves are prone to occur in parts of the north coast, eastern coast and Hengchun Peninsula.

An unusually powerful autumn nor'easter brought heavy rain and strong winds to the northeastern US on Saturday, causing hundreds of flight cancellations and leaving tens of thousands without power. New York, Boston and Philadelphia faced threats of major flooding and road closures as the National Weather Service warned of significant coastal inundation through the weekend.

Typhoon Shuliki is located in the sea south of Ryukyu and will not directly affect Taiwan as it slowly moves north. Even during the holidays, Taiwan will be sunny to cloudy, with high temperatures reaching 33 to 35 degrees in the western half and about 32 to 34 degrees in the eastern half. Affected by the external air flow, the northeast monsoon will move southward starting from Thursday, and there will be a clear cooling trend over the weekend. Beachside activities need to pay attention to the increase in wind and waves.

The Central Meteorological Administration's forecast points out that it will be mostly cloudy to sunny across Taiwan from tonight to next Wednesday, making it suitable for outdoor moon viewing. From next Thursday, another northeast monsoon will intensify, with temperatures dropping in the northern and eastern half and localized brief rains. At the same time, there are signals of the development of tropical disturbances in the western Pacific, which require continued attention.