By / Scenic Spots Home compiled report
January 11th coincides
Photo/Central Weather Bureau
Zhouliu(1Yue11Ri)Dongbeijifengjianruo,Qiwenhuisheng,Danqingchenrengyouliangyi,Zuidizai15~17Duyidai,Miaolishanquzuididao14Du,Baitiangediweiduoyundaoqing,Gaowenkedao25~27Du,Jindongbanbudiquyoujubuduanzanyu,Wanshangshuiqishaozeng,Hengchunbandaoyoujubuduanzanyu.
Zhouri(1Yue12Ri)Fengmiantongguojidongbeijifengzengqiang,Xiazhouyi(1Yue13Ri)Dongbeijifengyingxiang,Zheliangtianbeibujidongbeibudiqutianqijiangzaiduzhuanliang,Qiwenzai13~18Duzhijian,Qitadiquzaowanyebijiaoliang;Zhebodongbeijifengbansuideshuiqichongpei,Beibujidongbanbudiquyouduanzanyu,Zhongnanbushanquyekenengyoujubuduanzanyu,Qitadiquyunliangpianduo.
From next Tuesday to Thursday (January 14 to 16), there is less moisture in the air compared to Sunday and Monday. However, due to the influence of the northeast monsoon, there is still a chance of localized short-term rain in the windward eastern half of the island and the northern mountainous areas, while the rest of the region will mostly be cloudy to sunny.
Also, please note that on Saturdays, areas in central and southern Taiwan, as well as Kinmen and Matsu, are prone to localized fog or low clouds affecting visibility. Travelers by car or plane should pay attention to safety and flight information.
From next Friday to next Sunday (January 17 to 19), the area will continue to be affected by the northeast monsoon, with localized showers in the northern and eastern regions, while other areas will be mostly cloudy to sunny.