By MOOK Scenic Spots Family, compiled and reported
Typhoon Trami track chart. (Photo / Central Weather Bureau, the same below)
As Typhoon Trami slows down and weakens in intensity, and with its path turning northward, the probability of it affecting Taiwan and prompting a sea warning has greatly decreased. Instead, Japan should pay special attention to the movement of Typhoon Trami. After turning north, it may draw in more moisture from the sea, and if its circulation structure remains intact, it could even intensify again.
Weather overview for Taiwan on September 27.
From the 28th to the 29th, Typhoon Trami will be closest to Taiwan, and its outer circulation will also have a significant impact on the island. From Wednesday to Saturday in the north, expect cloudy skies with rain, with sunshine returning only on Sunday. In the eastern half of the island, there will be brief showers starting Thursday, turning cloudy and rainy from Friday to Saturday, with gradual chances of clearing on Sunday. The central and southern parts of Taiwan will see sunny to partly cloudy weather over the next five days.