
There will be moisture on the windward side tomorrow, and the weather will be stable in various places starting from the second day of the holiday. However, another northeast monsoon will usher in next Thursday, and it will become cooler in the north and east.
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The Central Meteorological Administration issued a forecast for the four-day Mid-Autumn Festival and Teachers' Day holidays and subsequent weather changes.
Starting tomorrow is the Mid-Autumn Festival and Teacher's Day, a four-day holiday! The Central Meteorological Administration predicts that there will be a little moisture on the windward side tomorrow (25th), and the weather will mostly be good from the second day of the holiday to next Wednesday (30th). However, next Thursday (October 1) will usher in another northeast monsoon, and the north and east will become cooler and have more moisture.
Lai Xinguo, a forecaster from the Meteorological Administration, said that there will be slightly more moisture on the windward side tomorrow. There will be scattered short-lived showers in greater Taipei, the east and the Hengchun Peninsula. There will be local short-lived showers in the southern mountainous areas in the afternoon. There will be scattered short-lived showers in the afternoon south of Chiayi and other mountainous areas. The weather will be cloudy to sunny in other places.
"The weather is almost always good from the second day of the holiday to next Wednesday," Lai Xinguo said. The weather will be stable from Saturday (26th) to next Wednesday (30th), with cloudy to sunny conditions in various places. Only sporadic short-term showers will occur in mountainous areas in the afternoon. However, please note that in the early morning of Saturday (26th), there will be local fog or low clouds affecting visibility from Changhua to Tainan. Passers-by must pay attention.
Lai Xinguo pointed out that the northeast monsoon will strengthen again next Thursday (October 1), and it will become cooler and more moist. There will be sporadic short-term showers in the north and east of Taoyuan, and it will be cloudy to sunny in other areas, with some short-lived showers in the mountainous areas in the afternoon. After the northeast monsoon strengthens slightly, the daytime temperature will drop slightly. By then, the daytime temperature will be about 28 degrees to 31 degrees in the north and Yilan, and about 31 degrees to 32 degrees in central and southern Taitung.
As for the mild typhoon Shuliji that continues to move northwest and west, Lai Xinguo pointed out that it will turn to the northeast on Sunday. Even when it is closest to Taiwan, it is still 500 kilometers away, but its Category 7 storm wind radius is only 150 kilometers. It is far away from Taiwan and its impact is very low. However, it should be reminded that due to Typhoon Shuliji, there is a possibility of long waves on the eastern coast of Hanlan Island, Green Island, and the Hengchun Peninsula on Saturday and Sunday.
Lai Xinguo also reminded that a new wave of annual astronomical tides is coming from Saturday. People in coastal areas should pay special attention to tide level changes. The impact date is from Saturday (26th) to next Wednesday (30th). The affected area is on the western coast, from New Taipei to Changhua, and Penghu. Special attention should be paid to seawater intrusion.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Next Thursday (October 1), the northeast monsoon will strengthen, the north and east will become cooler, and the moisture will increase.
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A new wave of annual astronomical tides will affect the western coast and Penghu starting from Saturday
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Today (25th) is the first day of the four-day Mid-Autumn Festival and Teachers' Day holidays. The Central Meteorological Administration has forecast sporadic short-lived showers in Greater Taipei, eastern Taipei and the Hengchun Peninsula, while it will be cloudy to sunny in other areas. The weather will be good from tomorrow to next Wednesday, with the daytime temperature in the western half reaching 32-34 degrees. Next Thursday the northeast monsoon will strengthen and bring cooling. Mild Typhoon Shuliji will have a low impact away from Taiwan, but will cause long waves along the eastern coast. A new wave of annual astronomical tides is coming from Saturday, and the western coast needs to pay attention to seawater intrusion.

The Central Meteorological Administration forecasts that there will be sporadic short-lived showers in the north, northeast and east from tonight to tomorrow. The path of mild typhoon "Shuliki" will become more and more northerly, and its impact on Taiwan will be greatly reduced. The chance of issuing a maritime typhoon warning is very small. From the second day of the holiday to the end of the holiday, the weather was good everywhere, with only sporadic brief rains in the mountainous areas in the afternoon.

The forecast for Typhoon Shuliki shows that it will turn northward off the eastern coast of Taiwan, which will have no impact on Taiwan's weather. On the contrary, because the peripheral downdraft makes the weather more stable, there is no need to worry about typhoon interference during the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday. However, the typhoon will approach Ryukyu next Sunday and may bring wind and rain, with limited impact on Kanto, Japan.

Jia Xingxing, director of Taiwan Integrated Disaster Prevention Engineering Technology Consulting Company, said that during the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, the weather in Taiwan will be clear and stable due to the influence of the Autumn Tiger, which is suitable for moon viewing. The latest forecast of Typhoon Shuliji shows that there is an increased chance of turning north towards Ryukyu from the 25th to the 26th, and may affect Okinawa from the 27th to the 29th. At the same time, tourists who go to Hokkaido to appreciate the maples are reminded to keep warm.

Typhoon Shuliji is expected to turn north early, arrive in Taiwan's southeastern waters over the weekend, then turn northeast and leave. It will have limited impact on Taiwan's land. However, during the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, you need to pay attention to the long waves and astronomical tides outside the typhoon, and you still need to pay special attention to safety during beach activities.

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.