Weather News

Affected by the strongest northeastern monsoon of autumn, today's weather in Taiwan shows a clear "North-South Divide." Northern and northeastern regions are experiencing cooler, wetter, and crisper conditions, with daytime highs dropping about 5 degrees Celsius compared to yesterday. Heavy rainfall has hit the greater Taipei and Yilan/Hualien areas, with cumulative rainfall exceeding 100 mm in Taipei's Qixingshan. Meanwhile, the weather in central and southern Taiwan remains hot, with highs still reaching up to 34 degrees Celsius. Additionally, the seas are currently witnessing a rare "three-typhoon dance" spectacle: including the super typhoon "Choi-wan" at its peak intensity, the typhoon "Noru" which crossed the International Date Line from the East Pacific, and the newly formed tropical storm "Higos" today. Fortunately, the Central Weather Administration predicts all three typhoons will turn northward and move away, posing no direct threat to Taiwan's landmass.