The entire Taiwan is experiencing high temperatures. Banqiao in the Greater Taipei area hit a scorching 37.7°C at noon.

▲ Central Weather Bureau 13:00, July 6 [Real-time Weather Information] (Photo / Screenshot fromWeather NewsFacebook)

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Today (6th), high temperatures were recorded across the country. At 12:00 noon, the Central Weather Bureau released a temperature statistics chart showing that the Greater Taipei area has already reached 37°C, while areas north of Hsinchu and Kinmen also saw temperatures rise to 35°C. The public is advised to take sun protection measures when going out, stay well hydrated, and guard against heatstroke.

The Central Weather Bureau issued another update at 2:36 in the afternoon.Banqiao reached 37.7°C, and areas north of central Taiwan and Kinmen have seen temperatures exceeding 35°C..

%Dis014/07/06 14:35 National High Temperature Statistics (Photo / Screenshot from the Central Weather Bureau official website)

On the 6th, almost the entire Taiwan felt like it was being roasted, with the whole island appearing bright red as if it were a baked sweet potato. The weather bureau specifically reminded the public that the UV index around noon is particularly high, likely reaching excessive or even dangerous levels. Those staying outdoors for extended periods must take proper sun protection measures and stay well hydrated.