Monitor the weather forecast for the week as a frontal system approaches, increasing the chance of rainfall

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

With abundant sunshine and rising temperatures, yesterday (10th) saw the highest temperature recorded nationwide at 35.5°C. Starting tonight, as the frontal system nears, temperatures will drop noticeably due to rainfall and weak cold air moving in. From today (11th) to the 14th, the weather will be influenced by the frontal system and a slight strengthening of the northeast monsoon, with the frontal system continuing to move southward, bringing sequential changes in weather conditions from north to south across the country.On the 11th and 12th, there is a chance of showers or thunderstorms in areas north of central Taiwan, with localized heavy rain possible, while other areas may also experience brief showers or thunderstorms; on the 13th and 14th, there will still be brief showers in areas north of central Taiwan, along with localized brief showers in other areas.

Conditions on the 15th and 16th (Saturday and Sunday) will become even more comfortable and warm, with the rainy areas further shrinking; localized brief showers are still possible in the eastern half of the country, northern regions, and mountainous areas of central and southern Taiwan, while other areas will be mostly cloudy. Early in the morning on the 11th, Kinmen and Matsu may experience reduced visibility due to low clouds or localized fog—those planning to fly to or from Kinmen or Matsu are advised to pay attention to flight information.