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The weather will first warm up then cool down in the coming week, with rain in some areas

Published: 2026-10-04 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-10-04 — In the first week of 2018, New Year's Day had clear weather. Affected by the weakening of the continental cold air mass, temperatures continued to rise on the working day of January 2, bringing warm and comfortable conditions. There were localized brief showers in the eastern half of the country and mountainous areas of the north...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family / Compiled and Reported

In the first week of 2018, New Year's Day had clear weather. Affected by the weakening of the continental cold air mass, temperatures continued to rise on the working day of January 2, bringing warm and comfortable conditions. There were localized brief showers in the eastern half of the country and mountainous areas of the north, while other areas saw mostly cloudy to sunny weather. Temperatures will drop again by Thursday evening, though some regions will remain unaffected, enjoying warm and pleasant weather throughout the week.
 

This week’s climate is warm, with rain in some areas over the weekend. This is the weather overview for January 3. (Photo / Central Weather Bureau)

Temperatures will climb from Tuesday to Thursday, with northern areas reaching a maximum of 24°C by Thursday. The week’s lowest temperatures will remain between 15–17°C.

Central areas will see maximum temperatures of around 25°C on Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures will slightly drop over the weekend but will still reach highs of 22–23°C, with lows between 16–18°C.

Southern areas will maintain warm weather throughout the week, with highs between 23–25°C from Tuesday to Sunday—especially warm on Sunday. Lows will be between 18–19°C.

Eastern areas will have highs between 22–24°C this week. Yilan will be cooler over the weekend, with highs around 20–21°C. Lows across eastern areas will range between 17–19°C.

There is a chance of brief showers across Taiwan on Saturday and Sunday, with changeable cloud cover. Those planning trips over the weekend should pay attention to weather changes and carry rain gear.

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