Typhoon Awin, the fourth typhoon of the year, is expected to form as early as the evening of the 2nd. Be cautious of afternoon thunderstorms on Sunday.
By MOOK Scenic Spots Home, compiled and reported
Taiwan’s climate overview for June 3. (Photo / Central Weather Bureau)
Tropical Depression 1006 hPa, located at 10.5°N, 113.5°E, over the sea south of the Spratly Islands, is moving slowly north-northwest and shows signs of developing into a mild typhoon. It could form into this year’s fourth typhoon, Awin, as early as the evening of the 2nd. It is expected to affect Taiwan next Tuesday, and rainfall probability in southeastern Taiwan will also significantly increase next week.
New hidden gem for ocean views in Taiwan: skywalks and aerial gardens offer perfect spots for relaxation
Other regions may experience scattered brief thunderstorms in the afternoon over the next two days, with a chance of localized heavy rain. The Spratly Islands will be impacted by the outer circulation of the tropical depression, bringing strong winds—stay alert.
New hidden gem for ocean views in Taiwan: skywalks and aerial gardens offer perfect spots for relaxation
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