There will be brief showers in the north and east from tonight to tomorrow, and the impact of mild typhoon Shuliki will weaken as it moves away from Taiwan.

Watch out for brief rain in the north and east tonight and tomorrow! The Central Meteorological Administration predicts that tomorrow will be the Mid-Autumn Festival and Teachers' Day consecutive holidays. From tonight to tomorrow, there will be sporadic short-term showers in the north, northeast and east. The path of mild typhoon "Shuliki" will become more and more northerly in the future, and its impact on Taiwan will be greatly reduced. The chance of issuing a maritime typhoon warning is very small.

Lai Xinguo, a forecaster from the Meteorological Administration, said that today and tomorrow (24th and 25th), we should pay attention to localized short-lived showers in the southern mountainous areas in the afternoon, and scattered short-lived showers in the afternoon south of Chiayi and other mountainous areas. Especially from tonight to tomorrow, there will also be scattered short-lived showers in Greater Taipei, northeastern and eastern areas.

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Lai Xinguo said that except for a little rain in the north and east on the first day of the four-day Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, the weather was good everywhere from the second day of the holiday (26th) to the end of the holiday (29th). Only sporadic brief rains occurred in the mountainous areas in the afternoon.

Typhoon Shuliji formed late last night and is currently moving northwest to west. Lai Xinguo said that its future path will become more and more biased, and its impact on Taiwan will become smaller and smaller in the future. It is unlikely to issue a maritime typhoon warning, but it is still forecast to have moderate typhoon intensity.

Mild Typhoon Shuliki, with a central pressure of 998 hPa, was centered at 18.1 degrees north and 134 degrees east longitude at 8 o'clock this morning, which is 1,490 kilometers southeast and east of Eluanbi. It moved northwest to west at a speed of 22 kilometers per hour. The maximum wind speed near the center was 20 meters per second, which is equivalent to Category 8 winds. The radius of Category 7 storm winds is 100 kilometers.