By / ScenicSpots.com compiled report
Just as the holiday begins, bad weather strikes. Due to the strengthening of the northeasterly winds, there's a chance of localized heavy rain in the northeastern region starting from the evening. Meanwhile, a tropical cloud disturbance near Guam has the potential to develop into a typhoon and requires continued monitoring to see if it will affect the Double Ten holiday.
Due to strengthened northeasterly winds, localized heavy rain is expected in the northeastern region in the evening. (Photo / Central Weather Bureau, the same below)
On the 5th during the day, the entire Taiwan region and outlying islands will have mostly cloudy to sunny weather, with only scattered showers in the mountainous areas of the northeast and southeast regions. However, in the evening, due to the influence of the northeasterly winds, the northeastern region will experience localized heavy rain, while the northern, eastern, Hengchun Peninsula, and the Matsu outlying islands will all be affected by localized brief showers.
On the 5th during the day, most of Taiwan except the mountainous areas of the eastern half will have mostly cloudy to sunny weather.
There is also a tropical low-pressure system located on the eastern sea surface of Guam, moving westward at a speed of 25 km/h, which has the potential to develop into a mild typhoon. Continued observation is needed to determine if it forms and whether it will affect the National Day holiday.
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The weather across Taiwan will be mostly cloudy to sunny; remember to apply sunscreen when going out.
Due to the strengthened northeasterly winds, average sea surface winds in the north will reach force 6, with maximum gusts up to force 8. People engaging in maritime activities or beach outings should pay extra attention and take care of their safety.
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