The northeast monsoon affects the temperature in northern Taiwan, and the impact of the three distant ocean stations on Taiwan and Japan is limited.

Affected by the northeast monsoon, the windward side of Taoyuan, Greater Taipei, Yilan and Hualien today (6th) has thick clouds, and there are still some short-lived showers. However, the rainfall has slowed down. Tonight and tomorrow morning (7th) are expected to be the coldest time of this wave of northeast monsoon. People should pay attention to keeping warm; Yuanyang 3 will not have an impact on Taiwan. Whether Typhoon Little Bear has an impact on Japan may still be variable. It still needs to be observed in the next few days. People who plan to travel to Japan should pay attention to typhoon information.

Wu Shengyu, a senior consultant at the Weather Risk Company, said on Facebook that due to the influence of the northeast monsoon from today to Thursday (8th), the windward side will generally maintain cloudiness, with occasional local brief showers, but the rain will not be heavy. The area south of Hsinchu will be sunny to cloudy, and there may still be local thermal convective rainfall in the mountainous areas in the afternoon, but the rainfall will also be much reduced.

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Wu Shengyu reminded that the northeast monsoon is relatively strong before Thursday. The most obvious places where the temperature turns cooler are from the north of Hsinchu to Taoyuan, Greater Taipei, Keelung, Yilan, and northern Hualien. The low temperature in the night and early morning is a place that needs special attention, especially in the open suburban areas from the north of Chiayi to Yilan. Forecast data shows that there is a chance of low temperatures between 16 and 19 degrees tonight and tomorrow morning. This should be the time when the northeast monsoon temperature is relatively lowest. We remind everyone to pay attention.

The three typhoons in the distant ocean are not expected to have any impact on Taiwan because they are too far away. Typhoon Caiyun is already in the process of turning, and Minghui will accelerate its departure to the northeast and gradually transform into an extratropical cyclone. Typhoon Noro coming across the border will also turn away after traveling a certain distance to the west. The latest Typhoon Little Bear will gradually strengthen and develop. It will first move some distance to the northwest and then turn parabolically away. According to the current forecast path, it does not seem to be very close to Japan. The weather impact on Japan is expected to be limited. However, there may be variables for Typhoon Little Bear, which still needs to be observed in the next few days.