Meteorological experts pointed out that today and tomorrow the first wave of the northeast monsoon will gradually weaken, the water vapor will decrease, and the temperature in various places will gradually rise. However, there will still be heavy rainfall in places in Greater Taipei and the eastern half. As for the second wave of northeast monsoon relay reporting next Monday, it is expected to affect next Wednesday. (Picture taken from "Teacher Lin Weather Station" Facebook)
Meteorological experts pointed out that today and tomorrow the first wave of the northeast monsoon will gradually weaken, the water vapor will decrease, and the temperature in various places will gradually rise. However, there will still be heavy rainfall in places in Greater Taipei and the eastern half. As for the arrival of the second wave of the northeast monsoon relay next Monday, it is expected that there will be local short-term showers in the northern and eastern areas of the windward side until next Wednesday, and there will also be rainfall in other areas in the afternoon. In addition, there is a tropical disturbance brewing in the South China Sea today and tomorrow, and it is expected to move towards Vietnam.
Lin De'en, a doctor of atmospheric sciences at National Taiwan University, posted on Facebook "Teacher Lin Weather Station" that the first wave of the northeast monsoon that originally affected Taiwan's weather in autumn will begin to weaken today and tomorrow. Coupled with the decrease in ambient water vapor, temperatures in various places have gradually begun to rise. In terms of rainfall, there are occasional rains in eastern Taiwan and afternoon showers in western Taiwan.
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"Teacher Lin Weather Station" stated that later in autumn, the second wave of northeast monsoon relay will arrive, with the following three main features. First, 1. The impact will be from Monday to Wednesday next week (9/14 to 9/16).
Second, during this period, high temperatures are forecast to be between 30 and 33 degrees Celsius in the central and southern parts, and 27 to 31 degrees Celsius in the north, northeast, and eastern half of the windward side, as well as the Penghu, Kinmen, and Matsu areas on the outlying islands. Low temperatures are forecast to be between 23 and 26 degrees Celsius in all parts of Taiwan and the Penghu, Kinmen, and Matsu areas.
Third, there are opportunities for local short-lived showers in the north, northeast and eastern half of the windward side; other areas will maintain cloudy weather patterns, with rain mostly occurring in the afternoon, with intermittent short-lived rains being the main ones, very localized and sporadic, and without the possibility of causing disasters.
Wu Derong, adjunct associate professor of the Department of Atmosphere, National Central University, wrote a column in the "Meteorological Application Promotion Foundation" today. He pointed out that for two days over the weekend (12th and 13th), tropical disturbances were brewing in the South China Sea. The winds near Taiwan turned easterly and moisture increased gradually on the east side. Today, there is a chance of short-lived showers in Greater Taipei and the eastern half, with some heavy rain in places. It will be sunny and cloudy in the western half, with a chance of scattered rain in the mountainous areas in the afternoon. Tomorrow, there is a chance of occasional short-lived showers in the east and eastern half of Greater Taipei. In the western half, it will be sunny and cloudy, with a chance of scattered rain in the mountainous areas in the afternoon. The temperature is rising day by day, and the western half will be hot during the day. The maximum temperature in the north will rise to about 33 degrees today, and to 36 degrees in the central and southern parts. Tomorrow, the temperature in the north will rise another 2 degrees, to about 35 degrees. Today's temperatures in various regions are as follows: 23 to 33 degrees in the north, 22 to 36 degrees in the center, 23 to 36 degrees in the south, and 24 to 33 degrees in the east.
Wu Derong said that from next Monday to Wednesday (14th to 16th), another small northerly wind will increase the moisture, and there will be a chance of local short-term showers in the northern and eastern half. The central and southern parts will be sunny and cloudy; next Tuesday and Sanbei will have a slightly cooler daytime temperature, while the central and southern parts will still be hot during the day. Next Thursday and Friday (17th and 18th) the northeasterly wind will weaken, it will be cloudy when it becomes sunny in the western half, and there is an occasional chance of short-lived showers in the eastern half. It will be hot during the day and slightly cool at night.
Wu Derong explained that a tropical disturbance is brewing in the South China Sea today and tomorrow (12th and 13th), has not developed, and is generally heading in the direction of Vietnam. Another tropical disturbance will develop to the east of Guam in the second half of the week (after the 16th), and will be another strong station in the Year of the Holy Child. However, because it is a simulation of late-stage trends, the uncertainty is already great, and the specific development still needs to be continuously observed.
