Cold air mass arrives! Large day-night temperature difference with lows dropping to 11°C

By / ScenicSpots.com editorial team
 
Due to the influence of the northeastern monsoon, northern and northeastern areas are cooler. On the 10th and 11th, the monsoon weakens and daytime temperatures rise. On the 12th, as a continental cold air mass moves south, weather turns colder north of central Taiwan. On the 13th and 14th, under the influence of the cold air mass and radiative cooling, there is a large day-night temperature difference with lows dropping to 11°C. All regions are mostly cloudy to sunny. On the 15th, the cold air mass weakens and temperatures rise.

From the early morning of the 9th, the northeastern monsoon affects northern, northeastern, and eastern regions, slightly increasing moisture with localized brief showers. Central and southern regions have mostly cloudy to sunny weather. In terms of temperature, daytime highs in the north and northeast are around 22 to 24°C, while other areas are around 25 to 29°C. All regions feel cool in the morning and evening, so pay attention to temperature changes and adjust clothing accordingly.

On the 10th, the northeastern monsoon weakens and daytime temperatures rise. Localized brief showers occur in the eastern half and mountainous areas of the north, while other regions are mostly cloudy to sunny.
 
On the 11th and 12th, the front gradually passes. On the 12th, as the continental cold air mass moves south, weather turns colder north of central Taiwan, in the northeast, and the east. Other regions also feel cool in the morning and evening. Northern and northeastern areas, as well as central Taiwan, experience brief showers or thunderstorms, with some areas likely to see heavier rainfall. The east, southeast, and mountainous areas of the south have brief showers, while other regions are mostly cloudy.

On the 13th and 14th, affected by the continental cold air mass and radiative cooling, the north and northeast have colder weather, and other regions also feel cool in the morning and evening, with large day-night temperature differences in central and southern areas. Most regions are mostly sunny to cloudy, with only scattered brief showers in the eastern half.
 
On the 15th, the continental cold air mass weakens and temperatures rise slightly. Localized brief showers occur in the eastern half and mountainous areas of the north, while other regions are mostly cloudy to sunny. On the 10th and 11th, visibility may be affected by localized fog or low clouds in Matsu, Kinmen, and the western half.
 
As spring approaches, weather becomes more unstable with larger temperature variations. Remind everyone to dress accordingly when going out, and don’t pack away your quilts just yet before the Dragon Boat Festival.

 

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