Reported about 1 year ago
As the summer season progresses, extreme high temperatures have been increasingly evident across Taiwan, exceeding 38°C recently. Weather expert Lin Deen pointed out that the chances of an anti-El Nino formation are now over 80%, and it is highly likely to continue at least until early next year. This phenomenon is driven by three main factors: changes in atmospheric circulation, alterations in precipitation patterns, and tropical cyclone activities, all contributing to the rising temperatures during Taiwan's summer. The anti-El Nino signal is only growing stronger, making Taiwan's summers hotter.
Source: YAHOO