By MOOK Scenic Spots Home, compiled and reported
The Central Weather Bureau stated that the weather will remain unstable over the next week, with two significant rainfall events expected this week. Affected by frontal systems and cloud bands, the entire island will experience overcast and rainy conditions.
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Influenced by the frontal system, northern Taiwan will see more unstable weather from the 15th to the 17th. (Photo / Central Weather Bureau, the same below)
On April 15, northern Taiwan experienced slightly cooler temperatures due to the northeast monsoon. On the 16th, the frontal system will bring showers and thunderstorms, with unstable weather continuing through the 17th. As the northerly winds strengthen, the central and northern regions will become noticeably cooler. Everyone is reminded to carry a light jacket when going out in the morning and evening to avoid catching a chill.
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During the day on Wednesday, the frontal system will move away, and the weather across the island will improve. Be mindful of sun exposure and take sun protection measures.
From Tuesday to Wednesday, as the frontal system passes, thunderstorms will occur across the island. After the frontal system moves through during the day on Wednesday, the weather will improve nationwide. When going out, pay attention to sun exposure and sun protection. In the latter half of the 18th, a second frontal system will arrive, bringing heavy rain and thunderstorms to the western half of the island. By the daytime of the 19th, after the frontal system passes, dry and cool air from the north will move southward, significantly easing rainfall across the island.
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