
中央氣象署指出,今年第29號颱風薔琵目前為強颱等級,預測路徑持續北修,週五至週六最接近台灣時將逐漸北移並朝日本方向發展,台灣各地多雲到晴,部分地區有零星降雨,氣溫與空氣品質情況如報告所述。
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今年第29號颱風薔琵目前為強颱等級,位於鵝鑾鼻東南東方1800公里海域,以每小時24公里速度向西北西移動,中心氣壓910百帕,七級風平均暴風半徑250公里。
「薔琵」預測路徑持續北修,未來「薔琵」最靠近台灣時,會逐漸往北移動,並朝日本而去。(圖擷取自中央氣象署)
中央氣象署指出,今日(20日)各地大多為多雲到晴的天氣,迎風面基隆北海岸、宜蘭、台東及恆春半島偶有零星降雨。今年第29號颱風「薔琵」來勢洶洶,不過氣象署預測路徑持續北修,未來「薔琵」週五(23日)、週六(24日)最靠近台灣時,會逐漸往北移動,並朝日本而去。
「薔琵」颱風目前強度仍維持強颱等級,今日凌晨2點的中心位置在鵝鑾鼻東南東方1800公里海域,以每小時24公里速度,向西北西移動,中心氣壓910百帕,七級風平均暴風半徑250公里。
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今日氣溫方面,基隆及東半部白天高溫約30至32度,西半部普遍在31至34度,局部會再更高,尤其是在大台北盆地、西半部內陸及花東縱谷,請民眾適時補充水分並請留意防曬,而各地早晚低溫約22至26度。離島天氣部分,澎湖晴時多雲,25至30度;金門晴時多雲,25至31度;馬祖多雲,24至29度。
空氣品質部分,宜蘭、花東空品區及馬祖為「良好」等級;北部、雲嘉南空品區及金門、澎湖為「普通」等級;竹苗、中部、高屏空品區為「橘色提醒」等級。
週三(21日)東北季風增強,北部及宜蘭天氣轉涼;新竹以北及宜蘭地區有局部短暫陣雨,花東地區及恆春半島有零星短暫陣雨,苗栗以南地區為多雲到晴,午後南部山區有零星短暫陣雨。
週四(22日)受到東北季風及颱風外圍環流影響,北部及宜蘭天氣稍涼;新竹以北及宜蘭地區有短暫陣雨,雨勢越晚越明顯,其中宜蘭及大台北山區有機會出現局部較大雨勢。
週五(23日)至週六(24日)受到颱風「薔琵」及其外圍環流影響,週五宜蘭及花蓮地區有陣雨,並有局部大雨或豪雨發生,中部及台東地區有局部短暫陣雨,南部地區亦有零星短暫陣雨;週六北部、宜蘭地區及中部山區有陣雨,並有局部大雨或豪雨發生,其他地區也有局部短暫陣雨;整體降雨分佈及量值視最新颱風路徑預報調整,仍有不確定性。
國際都市天氣:
亞洲、大洋洲
美洲
歐洲、非洲
中國
今日各地天氣概況。(圖擷取自中央氣象署)
今日各地紫外線指數預報概況。(圖擷取自中央氣象署)
今日各地空氣品質指標預報概況。(圖擷取自環境部空氣品質監測網)
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週五(23日)宜蘭及花蓮地區將有陣雨,並有局部大雨或豪雨發生
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週六(24日)北部、宜蘭地區及中部山區將有陣雨,並有局部大雨或豪雨發生
Likely · Within days

This year's No. 29 typhoon "Qiangpi" maintains the strength of a strong typhoon. It is currently located in the sea area 1,800 kilometers southeast and east of Eluanbi, moving northwest and west at a speed of 24 kilometers per hour. The Meteorological Administration predicts that its path will continue to move northward. The six counties and cities in northern and northern Taiwan, including Keelung, Taoyi, and Hua, have a storm probability of over 50% within 120 hours, with Keelung County and Yilan County being as high as 62%.

On the evening of the 19th, a venomous snake umbrella section about 1.3 meters long appeared on the side road of Lufeng Elementary School in Tianwei Township, Changhua County. After being frightened, it crawled through the fence and entered the campus. A citizen named Lin witnessed the incident and took a video to post on Facebook to remind nearby residents and students to be vigilant and avoid being bitten by venomous snakes. Umbrella snakes are common and highly venomous snakes in Taiwan. They are active at night and have a gentle temperament. They often choose to escape when disturbed.

The strong typhoon Qiangpi is about 2,030 kilometers away from Taiwan and is expected to have the most severe impact on Taiwan from Friday to Saturday. The northeast monsoon will strengthen from Wednesday and it will turn rainy and cooler in the northern and eastern half. Coinciding with the National Liberation Day holiday, the Meteorological Administration reminds the public to prepare for typhoons in advance and pay attention to long waves and severe weather changes.

Typhoon Qiangbi continues to intensify, and various countries have different path forecasts. The Taiwan Meteorological Administration predicts that it may turn north near Ishigaki Island, while the Japanese model predicts that it will move westward and land in Taiwan. Experts point out that the difference in path is due to different predictions of the strength of the Pacific high pressure. There is a high chance of rainfall in various places from Friday to Saturday, and heavy rains need to be watched in the northern and eastern half.

The Ministry of Environment has joined hands with retailers and index companies to launch 350 green packaging products to promote the reduction of packaging for food, beverages and daily necessities. Minister Peng Qiming said that through five major directions such as weight reduction and recycling, the goal is to expand the number of green packaging products to 1,000 types within two years, and combine it with recycling mark certification to guide market transformation.

The strong Taiwan Qiangpi is approaching, and it is expected to have the greatest impact on Kaohsiung from the 23rd to the 24th. The Kaohsiung City Water Conservancy Bureau completed flood control preparations ahead of schedule, emptied 29 detention ponds, prepared water pumping stations and mobile water pumps, strengthened the dredging of drainage sections prone to siltation, and put comprehensive precautions in place to reduce disaster risks.