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Watch out for afternoon showers during the Dragon Boat Festival holiday break—highs could soar past 36°C!

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Last updated 2026-11-09 — The Dragon Boat Festival holiday begins on June 7th, with generally decent weather across the country. Temperatures will range between 27–32°C, but be mindful of possible afternoon thunderstorms in some areas. On the 11th, another frontal system will approach Taiwan from the south. Regarding temperatures, New...

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The Dragon Boat Festival holiday starts on June 7th, with generally decent weather across the country. Temperatures will range between 27–32°C, but be mindful of possible afternoon thunderstorms in some areas. On the 11th, another frontal system will approach Taiwan from the south. As for temperatures, New Taipei City and Taipei City have experienced highs in recent days, prompting the Central Weather Bureau to issue a yellow high-temperature alert, with temperatures soaring past 36°C. Reduce outdoor activities and labor, avoid strenuous exercise, take sun protection measures, stay well hydrated, and beware of heat-related illnesses. Keep indoor spaces ventilated and cool, and prepare and utilize various methods to help lower your body temperature.

Weather overview for the entire country on Saturday, June 8th. (Photo / Central Weather Bureau)

On June 7th and 8th, most regions will see mostly cloudy to sunny weather, with higher daytime temperatures. In the afternoon, there may be localized brief thunderstorms in Yilan and Pingtung. On the 7th, there is a chance of heavier localized rainfall. Coastal areas in central and southern Taiwan may experience brief localized showers in the early morning. On the 8th, be sure to protect against sun exposure due to the high temperatures.

High Temperature Special Alert for June 8th

[Orange Alert] (36°C+ for three consecutive days) Kaohsiung City, Pingtung County, Hualien County

[Yellow Alert] (36°C+) New Taipei City, Taipei City, Tainan City, Taitung County

Weather overview for the entire country on Sunday, June 9th.

On June 9th and 10th, a frontal system located over the northern sea will gradually approach Taiwan. Especially on Monday the 10th, western parts of the country may experience localized brief showers or thunderstorms, while other areas will be mostly cloudy with brief localized thunderstorms in the afternoon.
 

High Temperature Special Alert for June 9th

[Orange Alert] (36°C+ for three consecutive days) Pingtung County, Kaohsiung City

[Yellow Alert] (36°C+) Taitung CountyHualien County

Weather overview for the entire country on Monday, June 9th.

On June 11th, as the frontal system approaches, western and northeastern parts of the country may experience brief showers or thunderstorms, with a chance of localized heavy rain. Other regions may also see localized brief showers or thunderstorms.

Starting on June 12th and 13th, under the influence of a stationary front, there is a higher likelihood of localized heavy rain or torrential rain. Western and northeastern parts of the country will see showers or thunderstorms,especially in western regions where there is a chance oflocalized torrential rainfall,while other areas may also experience brief showers or thunderstorms. On the 12th, temperatures in northern and northeastern areas will begin to cool.
 

On the 14th and 15th (Saturday), the frontal system will be positioned over the Bashi Channel. Southern and southeastern regions may experience brief showers or thunderstorms, with a likelihood of localized heavy rain. Other areas may also see brief localized showers. Northern and northeastern regions will be slightly cooler, with temperatures around 25–26°C.

On Sunday the 16th, the frontal system will move away, gradually giving way to mostly cloudy weather. Be cautious of afternoon thunderstorms in mountainous areas.
 
From June 7th to 11th, Kinmen and Matsu may experience localized fog or low clouds affecting visibility. From the 8th to the 10th, there is a chance of foehn winds in southeastern areas—please stay alert.

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