
The Central Meteorological Administration predicts that the tropical depression will be affected early this week and weaken on Thursday. The tropical depression may develop into a typhoon but will not threaten Taiwan.
The Central Meteorological Administration stated that the next wave of northeast monsoon is expected to arrive in Taiwan tomorrow, and the temperature in some northern areas may drop to 16 degrees before weakening on Thursday; the tropical depression may develop into a typhoon, but independent meteorologist Wu Derong said it does not threaten Taiwan.
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Taiwan is currently affected by the northeast monsoon. The next wave of monsoon is expected to arrive early this week and weaken on Thursday. The tropical depression is located in the waters north of Guam and may develop into a tropical storm or typhoon.
A chart shows the weather forecast through Friday. The red line represents Taipei, the green line represents Taichung, the blue line represents Tainan, and the purple line represents Hualien. Photo courtesy of Central Weather Service
/Reporter, Central News Agency
The next wave of northeast monsoon is expected to arrive tomorrow, and temperatures may drop to 16 degrees Celsius in parts of northern Taiwan, the Central Weather Agency (CWA) said yesterday.
The Central Meteorological Administration said that the northeast monsoon is expected to affect Taiwan early this week and weaken on Thursday. The minimum overnight temperature in areas north of Chiayi County and northeastern China is expected to be between 17 and 18 degrees Celsius.
Some exposed areas in northern Taiwan may be colder, with temperatures possibly dropping to about 16 degrees Celsius, the Central Meteorological Administration said.
Taiwan is currently affected by the northeast monsoon, but it is not as strong as the next wave, the agency said.
The highest daytime temperatures yesterday were 23 to 25 degrees Celsius in Taipei and New Taipei City and Yilan County in the northeast, 25 to 28 degrees Celsius in Taoyuan City and Hsinchu County in the north, Hualien County and Taitung County in the east, and 28 to 32 degrees Celsius in areas south of Miaoli County.
The Central Meteorological Administration stated that Taiwan is expected to continue to experience large temperature differences between day and night, and the lowest temperature at night is expected to drop to 21 degrees Celsius to 25 degrees Celsius last night.
The northeast monsoon is also expected to bring moisture, and there is a possibility of heavy rain in the northeastern parts of the country yesterday.
The Central Meteorological Administration said that the northeast monsoon is expected to weaken today, bringing stable weather and rising temperatures across Taiwan.
Meanwhile, a tropical depression in the sea north of Guam may intensify into a tropical storm today, the Central Weather Service said.
Independent meteorologist Daniel Wu (Wu Derong) said that the system may strengthen into a typhoon and then turn around and move northeastward, posing no threat to Taiwan.
News source: TAIPEI TIMES
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Tropical depression may develop into typhoon, but does not threaten Taiwan
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The Central Meteorological Observatory issued a cold wave blue warning and a strong wind blue warning. It is expected that from November 8 to 10, the temperature will drop by 6 to 10°C in most areas of the central and eastern regions, 10 to 12°C in some areas, and locally up to 14°C or above; northern North China and Liaoning and other places will experience Heavy snowfall, heavy rain or rainstorms occurred in northern Jiangnan and Yunnan, and strong winds occurred in areas north of the Yangtze River and in the eastern and southern seas. Attention must be paid to the impact on human health, transportation, energy supply, and urban and rural fire prevention. Yunnan needs to prevent secondary disasters from local heavy rains.

Affected by the cold wave, temperatures have generally dropped in most areas of central and eastern China, and temperatures in many places in the north and south may hit record lows in six months. The lowest temperatures in Beijing, Lanzhou and other places will fall below freezing for the first time, and the highest temperatures in Tianjin, Shijiazhuang and other places will also be lower than 10°C for the first time. Precipitation in the north is shrinking rapidly, the rain belt in the south is weakening and pressing southward, and there is still significant rainfall in Yunnan and other places.

This weekend, central and eastern China will experience widespread rain, snow, strong winds and cooling weather. The Central Meteorological Observatory has issued a yellow warning for heavy snow, a blue warning for heavy rain and a blue warning for strong winds. In central Inner Mongolia, southern Liaoning, and central and northern North China, there will be light to moderate snow or sleet, with local heavy snowfall; from southern North China to the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, there will be moderate to heavy rain, with local heavy rain. Affected by the cold air, the temperature in most areas of the central and eastern regions generally dropped by 4 to 8°C from the 7th to the 10th, with the temperature drop reaching more than 10°C in some areas, accompanied by strong winds. Meteorological experts remind the public to pay attention to traffic safety, cold protection, and fire and electricity safety.

The rain and snow in Beijing will gradually end, but the temperature will drop further, with the highest temperature dropping to 6°C and the lowest temperature falling to minus 3°C, making it the coldest day in the second half of the year. It will be sunny again tomorrow and the next two days, with the maximum temperature rising to 12 to 14°C, but it will still be cold in the morning and evening. Yellow warnings for icy roads have been issued in many areas.

The Central Meteorological Observatory will continue to issue blue warnings for strong winds and blue warnings for cold waves at 6:00 on November 8. It is expected that eastern Xinjiang, central and western Inner Mongolia, Ningxia, northern Shaanxi, southwestern Shanxi, southern Hebei, Shandong, central and northern Henan, central and northern Jiangsu and Anhui, central and eastern Hubei, northern Hunan, and Guangxi There will be winds of magnitude 5 to 6 and gusts of magnitude 7 to 8 in some areas such as central China. The Bohai Sea, Yellow Sea, western East China Sea, Taiwan Strait, Bashi Strait, northern and central South China Sea, Beibu Gulf and other sea areas will have strong winds of magnitude 7 to 8 and gusts of magnitude 9. In some sea areas, winds can reach magnitude 9 and gusts of magnitude 10 to 11. Affected by the cold wave, from 8:00 on November 8 to 8:00 on November 10, 2026, the eastern part of Northwest China, most of North China, Huanghuai, Jianghuai, Jianghan, the eastern and southern parts of Southwest China, Jiangnan, and South China will successively cool down. 6 to 10°C, with some areas cooling by 10 to 12°C, and local cooling reaching over 14°C. On the morning of November 10, the minimum temperature line of 0°C will press southward from southern Shaanxi to southern North China to southeastern Huanghuai.

This year's No. 31 typhoon "CEMPAKA" was generated at 14:00 on the 7th. The center is located at 20.0 degrees north latitude and 142.9 degrees east longitude. It moves northwest to west at 24 kilometers per hour. The central air pressure is 995 hectopascals and the maximum wind speed is 20 meters per second. The Central Meteorological Administration stated that the typhoon will not directly affect Taiwan's weather, but will bring long waves. It is expected to affect the north coast of Keelung, the eastern half of the coast (including Orchid Island and Green Island) and the Hengchun Peninsula from next Tuesday to next Thursday. People at the seaside should pay special attention.