A polar cold front is arriving, with temperatures dropping as low as 11°C.

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

Since the last round of the strongest winter cold wave, the weather has gradually warmed up, but winter is not over yet. Meteorologists warn that next Thursday (the 23rd), a frontal system and a polar continental cold air mass will move southward, and their intensity should not be underestimated, bringing the region back into winter-like conditions, with temperatures set to plunge again. It is particularly noteworthy that on the 23rd, the cold air mass will sweep south rapidly, causing a sharp drop in temperature along with rainfall, making the weather damp and chilly. In Taipei, the low could fall to 14°C, and even reach around 12°C in open areas, while on Friday and Saturday, it may even drop to 11°C.

This round of strong continental cold air is based on a one-week forecast model, so there is still some uncertainty, and continued observation is needed. However, it is certain that the weather changes between next Wednesday and Thursday will be significant, and the conditions brought by this cold air mass will be wet and cold. Travelers are advised to pay close attention to the latest weather updates.