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There will be two waves of northeast monsoon affecting Taiwan's weather this week. The first wave will begin to weaken today, and the second wave will strengthen as early as tomorrow evening. The impact may last until next Wednesday.
"Teacher Lin Weather Station" stated that there will be two waves of northeast monsoon affecting Taiwan's weather this week, and the second wave of strengthening northeast monsoon will be reported tomorrow night! Experts estimate that the impact may last until next Wednesday, and it will feel cooler in the north and northeast. (Picture taken from Facebook)
Meteorological experts said that there will be two waves of northeast monsoon affecting Taiwan's weather this week, and the second wave of strengthening northeast monsoon will be reported tomorrow night! Experts predict that the impact may last until next Wednesday, and the temperature will feel cooler in the north and northeast, with the temperature dropping to between 19 and 24 degrees. There may also be local brief rains in areas north of Taoyuan, Yilan and the east.
Lin De'en, a doctor of atmospheric sciences at National Taiwan University, posted on Facebook "Teacher Lin Weather Station" on Facebook that there are two waves of northeast monsoons that will strengthen and move southward around this week, both of which will affect Taiwan's weather. The first wave of northeast monsoon has strengthened and will begin to weaken today; as for the second wave of strengthened northeast monsoon, it is expected to be reported as early as tomorrow night.
Regarding the main characteristics of the second wave of northeast monsoon, "Teacher Lin Weather Station" also put forward 4 points of explanation:
First, the impact lasts for a long time and may extend to next Wednesday (11/11).
Second, the weather is getting cooler in the northern and northeastern regions, with low temperatures reaching between 19 and 24 degrees.
Third, there is more moisture in this wave. There will be local short-term rain opportunities in areas north of Taoyuan, Yilan and the east, while other areas will maintain cloudy to sunny weather.
Fourth, due to the increased air pressure gradient, the average wind in the northern part of the Taiwan Strait can reach level 7 to 8, and the gusts increase to level 9 to 10; the average wind in the rest of the sea surface is level 6 to level 7, and the gusts also have level 8 to 9. The overall wave height is 2.5 to 4.5 meters. Please pay more attention to safety during marine activities.
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