Make the most of the good weather—weekend frontal system brings temperatures as low as 14°C in northern Taiwan

By Wen / Scenic Spots Home Compilation and Report
 
Temperatures rebound on the 25th and 26th, but the environment remains dominated by southeasterly winds. Most areas across Taiwan will experience mostly cloudy to sunny weather, with localized brief showers in the eastern half of the island as well as Kinmen and Matsu. Other areas and Penghu will be mostly cloudy to sunny, with scattered brief showers in the mountainous regions in the afternoon.

As the weather continues to warm up, temperatures in the western half of the island generally exceed 30°C, while the slightly cloudier eastern half also reaches 28–29°C. Overnight and early morning lows across the island are around 20°C, with large day-night temperature variations. Please adjust your clothing accordingly based on temperature changes. Regarding rainfall, localized brief showers occur on windward eastern regions, while the mountainous areas in the western half see localized brief showers in the afternoon. Visitors to mountain areas should stay alert.

Starting during the daytime on the 27th, there will be localized brief showers in the northern and eastern regions. From the evening of the 27th to the 28th, as the frontal system passes and the northeast monsoon strengthens, the weather turns cooler in the north and northeast, and mornings and evenings are also cooler elsewhere. Brief showers or thunderstorms occur in central-northern Taiwan, the eastern half, and mountainous areas in the south, with heavier rainfall likely in the north-central region. Other areas will be mostly cloudy.

On the 29th, affected by the east wind, the northern and northeastern regions will be cooler, with localized brief showers in the eastern half and mountainous areas in the north. Other areas will be mostly cloudy to sunny. On the 30th, another frontal system approaches, and on the 31st, it passes as the northeast monsoon strengthens. Localized brief showers will occur in the north, eastern half, and mountainous areas in central and southern Taiwan.

With the arrival of spring, weather changes rapidly and becomes unstable. Mornings and evenings are cooler in the north and northeast, with localized brief showers in the mountainous areas. Travelers heading to the mountains should bring rain gear. The central and southern regions will be mostly cloudy to sunny—when going out, don’t forget sun protection.

 

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