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Moisture is scarce across Taiwan, with the Central Weather Administration indicating mostly sunny to partly cloudy conditions in most areas. Daytime highs will be hot, reaching up to 35 degrees Celsius in central and southern Taiwan, creating a 'fall tiger' like feel. Due to radiative cooling, the lowest early morning temperature on plains was recorded at 16.8 degrees in Beitou, Taipei, resulting in a significant diurnal temperature range. Be mindful of adjusting your clothing when going out early and returning late.

• Nationwide Clear and Stable Weather, Highs Reaching 35°C: The [Central Weather Administration] stated that today (12th), the weather nationwide will be stable, mostly sunny to partly cloudy, with high daytime temperatures. Highs in central and southern Taiwan could reach 32 to 35 degrees Celsius. However, starting Wednesday (14th), the northeasterly monsoon is expected to strengthen again, increasing the chance of rain in northern and eastern Taiwan. Residents should pay attention to changes in temperature and weather.

Affected by increased moisture, the [Central Weather Administration] today reminds that the greater Taipei area, Keelung's northern coast, and the Hualien-Taitung region may experience localized brief showers, with temperatures dropping to a low of 22 degrees Celsius. Central and southern Taiwan will maintain a mostly cloudy to clear sky, with a chance of localized thunderstorms in the afternoon.

The Central Weather Administration announced that there will be scattered rain in the greater Taipei area and eastern regions during the day today, while central and southern areas will be mostly cloudy to sunny. However, from tonight until National Day, humidity will increase again, raising the chance of rain in windward areas. Travelers should pay attention to weather changes.

The Central Weather Administration announced that the northeast monsoon will weaken today (8th), making it the most comfortable weather day of the week. However, during the National Day holiday on the 9th and 10th, moisture will increase again, bringing rainy weather to the northern and eastern parts, while the central and southern regions will be mostly cloudy to sunny.

The original Choi-wan Typhoon is currently expected to transition into an extratropical cyclone. There are currently two typhoons in the Northwest Pacific: NOLO and KOGUMA: Typhoon NOLO (Moderate) No. 27 International Name: NOLO As of 14:00 on the 7th, the center was located at 25.6 degrees North latitude and 162.1 degrees East longitude, moving west-northwest at a speed of 38 km/h. Central pressure: 970 hPa, Maximum sustained wind speed: 33 m/s, Maximum instantaneous wind speed: 43 m/s. Radius of 7-level wind: 220 km (NW 220 km, NE 250 km, SW 180 km, SE 220 km). Radius of 10-level wind: 100 km (NW 100 km, NE 100 km, SW 90 km, SE 100 km). Typhoon KOGUMA (Light) No. 28 International Name: KOGUMA As of 14:00 on the 7th, the center was located at 15.5 degrees North latitude and 162.9 degrees East longitude, moving west-northwest at a speed of 12 km/h. Central pressure: 990 hPa, Maximum sustained wind speed: 23 m/s, Maximum instantaneous wind speed: 30 m/s. Radius of 7-level wind: 120 km (NW 120 km, NE 140 km, SW 100 km, SE 120 km). Radius of 10-level wind: - km. Source: Central Weather Administration

An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.9 occurred in the eastern sea (near Yonaguni Island) yesterday (6th) afternoon, and was felt in 18 counties and cities across Taiwan.

Affected by the northeast monsoon, Yahoo Weather forecasts heavy rain for the greater Taipei area and the northeast. Northern Taiwan will experience the heaviest rainfall today and a noticeable drop in temperature. The low temperature on Wednesday (October 7th) might fall below 20 degrees Celsius (dipping into the low teens). This impact will continue through the National Day holiday. Additionally, Typhoon 'Noru' may form soon.

Severe Tropical Storm Choi-wan Number 26 International Name CHOI-WAN As of 2 PM on the 5th, the center was located at 26.3 degrees North latitude and 146.3 degrees East longitude, moving northwest at a speed of 18 km/h. Central pressure is 925 hPa, with maximum sustained winds of 51 m/s near the center, and maximum gusts of 63 m/s. The average radius of the 7-level wind storm is 300 km (280 km to the northwest, 350 km to the northeast, 250 km to the southwest, 330 km to the southeast), and the average radius of the 10-level wind storm is 100 km (100 km to the northwest, 100 km to the northeast, 90 km to the southwest, 100 km to the southeast). Moderate Tropical Storm Nolo Number 27 International Name NOLO As of 2 PM on the 5th, the center was located at 25.2 degrees North latitude and 177.9 degrees East longitude, moving west-northwest at a speed of 27 km/h. Central pressure is 950 hPa, with maximum sustained winds of 43 m/s near the center, and maximum gusts of 53 m/s. The average radius of the 7-level wind storm is 200 km (200 km to the northwest, 230 km to the northeast, 170 km to the southwest, 180 km to the southeast), and the average radius of the 10-level wind storm is 80 km (80 km to the northwest, 80 km to the northeast, 80 km to the southwest, 80 km to the southeast). Data Source: Central Weather Administration

The strongest autumn northeast monsoon has arrived, bringing a noticeable chill to northern Taiwan and scattered showers (heavy rain possible in Greater Taipei and northeastern areas). Lows across plains nationwide are expected to drop to around 16 degrees Celsius from Wednesday to Friday morning (7th-9th).