Reported 12 months ago
The weather remains hot with temperatures around 32 to 36 degrees, possibly reaching 37 degrees in some areas in central and southern Taiwan. Most areas are cloudy to clear today with sporadic rainfall in the morning to noon in central and southern areas, while thunderstorms are likely in the afternoon in the north-central regions and mountainous areas. The Central Weather Bureau issued high-temperature warnings for 11 counties and cities, cautioning about prolonged rainfall and the risk of heavy rain, thunder, and strong winds. Certain areas may experience extended afternoon showers with rainfall chances continuing into the evening. High temperatures pose a risk of heatstroke, so it's advised to stay hydrated and protected from the sun. Central regions and other mountainous areas have a high chance of afternoon showers with possible heavy rain, emphasizing caution for flash floods, landslides, and falling rocks. The weather expert pointed out ongoing hot weather, high temperatures varying from 32 to 36 degrees and possibly up to 37 degrees, with sporadic showers in the southeast and Hengchun Peninsula. The following days maintain a similar pattern with hot weather and potential thunderstorms in various regions. The article also mentions the progression of a weather front and its implications for Taiwan's weather conditions in the coming days.
Source: YAHOO