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The Meteorological Bureau has issued a heavy rain special warning. Be prepared for brief thunderstorms across Taiwan.

Published: 2026-11-09 👁 101 views
Last updated 2026-11-09 — Due to the influence of southwest winds lifting moisture, the Meteorological Bureau has issued a heavy rain special warning. In the afternoon, as convection intensifies, localized brief thunderstorms are likely. The public should carry rain gear when going out. ...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family, compiled and reported
 
Due to the influence of southwest winds lifting moisture, the Meteorological Bureau has issued a heavy rain special warning. In the afternoon, as convection intensifies, localized brief thunderstorms are likely. The public should carry rain gear when going out.

Temperatures and rainfall probabilities across all counties and cities in Taiwan. (Photo / Central Weather Bureau, the same below)

Under the influence of southwest to southerly winds, combined with higher moisture levels, rainfall was noticeable in the eastern half of the country in the morning, prompting the Meteorological Bureau to issue a heavy rain special warning. Throughout the day, the central and southern regions will also experience brief showers or thunderstorms, while the eastern half may still see localized brief showers or thunderstorms. However, most areas north of Changhua will be mostly cloudy to sunny in the morning.

Township-level weather forecasts across Taiwan.

After noon, convection develops across various regions, making localized brief thunderstorms more likely. These may cover a wider area with a chance of localized heavy rain and longer durations. Everyone going out should remember to carry rain gear, and extra caution is advised for activities in mountainous areas. Temperatures will be muggy across the board, with highs around 32 to 35 degrees Celsius. Stay sun-safe and hydrate well.

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Today’s wind flow is predominantly from the southwest. The windward areas from central Taiwan to the Hengchun Peninsula have a higher probability of rain washing away pollutants, resulting in generally good air quality. The northern region, being in the lee, is prone to pollutant accumulation. The coastal areas from central to Yunlin, Chiayi, and Tainan may experience dust disturbance affecting air quality due to strong winds. The extent of dust disturbance and pollutant accumulation varies depending on rainfall duration and intensity.

 

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