
The autumn tiger continues to show its power, and the temperature in the Taipei Basin is still 36 degrees at noon. However, former Central Meteorological Director Zheng Mingdian reminded that the northerly front is approaching Taiwan and will touch the north coast at about 9 p.m.
AI-generated summary
The autumn tiger continues to show its power, with a high temperature of 36 degrees in the Taipei Basin. At the same time, the north wind front moves south, which will bring the first wave of northeast monsoon.
There is a cloud line in the north of Taiwan that moves steadily southward. It is a cumulus cloud line caused by northerly winds moving southward. (Extracted from Zheng Mingdian’s Facebook)
The autumn tiger continues to show off its power today (1st), with a high temperature of 36 degrees in the Taipei Basin at noon. However, former Central Meteorological Director Zheng Mingdian reminded that the northerly front is approaching Taiwan. If it is estimated based on the current cloud line movement speed, it will touch the north coast at about 9 pm, and the weather in the north will become cooler tomorrow morning.
Zheng Mingdian posted on Facebook that the front of the north wind is approaching Taiwan. There is a cloud line in the north of Taiwan that is moving steadily southward. This is the cumulus line caused by the north wind moving south and the cold air lifting the warm air in front. It is easy to identify on satellite cloud images. He pointed out that if the current cloud line movement speed is estimated, it will touch the north coast of Taiwan around 9 pm, and it will get cooler in the north tomorrow morning.
The Meteorological Administration also said that the first wave of the northeast monsoon will be reported tomorrow. There will be showers and local heavy rain in the northeast. There will also be scattered short-lived showers in Taoyuan and the east. There will be local short-lived showers in the south and other mountainous areas in the afternoon, but they will weaken on Saturday.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The weather will get cooler in the north tomorrow morning, with showers and localized heavy rain in the northeast
Very likely · Within days

Lingjiu Mountain will host the International Forum on Spiritual Ecology. Former Central Meteorological Director Zheng Mingdian warned that the energy absorbed by the earth is far greater than the energy dissipated, and climate change has become unbalanced and difficult to reverse. He emphasized that greenhouse gas emissions are only the result, and that human beings' endless pursuit of material enjoyment is the fundamental cause. The Museum of World Religions, Life Peace University and National Cheng Kung University will hold international exchange activities in the hope of protecting the earth through the combination of religion and ecology. Senior media person Shu Menglan shared global ecological records and pointed out that human beings are the biggest cause of imbalance on the earth. Zheng Mingdian explained from a scientific perspective that energy imbalance leads to climate change. Master Xianyue called for spiritual awakening to create ecological responsibility and change thoughts and behaviors.

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Taichung Mayor Lu Hsiu-yen attended the dismantling ceremony of the No. 1 and 2 coal-fired units of Taichung Central Power Plant. She affirmed that China National Fire Corporation carried out the coal-fired demolition operations in accordance with the contract. She pointed out that this was the first time in Taiwan's history to "increase gas and remove coal". She emphasized that her eight-year commitment to improving air pollution and protecting people's health has not wavered. She thanked the citizens and central county and city governments for their support, and called for accelerating the follow-up demolition procedures.

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