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Great weekend weather ahead!The typhoon has moved away, but the weather will change during the Qingming holiday.

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — The weather across Taiwan this Saturday and Sunday will be mostly cloudy to sunny, with large day-night temperature differences in the western part of the island; there may be localized brief showers in the eastern regions and mountainous areas of the north, while the central and southern parts could see localized brief afternoon showers over these two days.

By MOOK Scenic Spots / Compiled and reported

The weather across Taiwan this Saturday and Sunday will be mostly cloudy to sunny, with large day-night temperature differences in the western part of the island; there may be localized brief showers in the eastern regions and mountainous areas of the north, while the central and southern parts could see localized brief afternoon showers.

Latest update on Typhoon Liyu. (Photo / Central Weather Bureau)

This year’s third typhoon, Typhoon Liyu, has intensified into a strong typhoon. After turning northward, its path has shifted slightly to the right. The typhoon center is located northwest of Guam and is moving northeastward, posing no impact on Taiwan or Japan.

Weather overview for all of Taiwan on April 1. (Photo / Central Weather Bureau)

The weather will mostly be sunny for the coming week, with temperatures ranging between 19~25 degrees Celsius. It will get hotter the further south you go, but temperature differences remain significant—stay warm in the mornings and evenings. Starting from April 5, the weather will begin to change, with rain expected in areas north of Hsinchu. On April 6, rain is forecasted for areas north of Chiayi, as well as the eastern part of the island, Kinmen, and Matsu. As the Qingming holiday falls during this period, those planning to travel or visit graves are advised to keep an eye on the latest weather updates.
 

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