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Temperatures rise over the week with fine weekend weather

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Last updated 2026-09-26 — On June 5, the stationary front gradually moves away, with brief showers or thunderstorms still possible across various regions, and a chance of localized heavy rain in the afternoon. On June 6, most areas will be mostly cloudy, with localized brief thunderstorms in the afternoon, and also a chance of localized brief showers along the central and southern coastal areas in the early morning...

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On June 5, the stationary front gradually moves away, with brief showers or thunderstorms still possible across various regions, and a chance of localized heavy rain in the afternoon. On June 6, most areas will be mostly cloudy, with localized brief thunderstorms in the afternoon, and also a chance of localized brief showers along the central and southern coastal areas in the early morning. On June 7 and 8, most areas will be mostly cloudy, with localized brief thunderstorms in the afternoon in the northern and northeastern regions as well as mountainous areas. From June 9 to 11, most areas will be mostly cloudy to sunny, with localized brief thunderstorms in the afternoon in the northeastern region and mountainous areas. There is a chance of foehn winds in the southeastern region on June 6 and 7, so caution is advised.
 

Starting Tuesday and Wednesday, various regions will gradually come out from under the influence of the southwest monsoon, reducing the chance of rainfall. (Image source / Central Weather Bureau)

In terms of temperature, this week sees a noticeable rise, with minimum temperatures exceeding 25°C across all regions except Lienchiang and Kinmen Counties. Southern counties and cities, along with Taitung County, will see maximum temperatures reaching 33°C on Sunday, June 11. By Friday, the whole island transitions from afternoon thunderstorms to mostly cloudy weather, and starting the weekend, apart from Yilan which may still experience afternoon thunderstorms, most of the island will enjoy sunny and hot weather. Many mountainous areas may face falling rocks or landslides after heavy rain, so it's essential to check local conditions before planning any trips.
 

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