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Typhoon Jebi, the 21st typhoon, a powerful storm, heads for Japan. Most parts of Taiwan will see afternoon thundershowers.

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 101 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Typhoon No. 21 is a strong typhoon, known in Chinese as 燕子 (international name: JEBI). Its center is located at 22.60°N, 135.80°E, moving northwest at 19 km/h...

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Typhoon No. 21 is a strong typhoon, known in Chinese as 燕子 (international name: JEBI). Its center is located at 22.60°N, 135.80°E, moving northwest at 19 km/h, and is forecast to head toward Japan. The Japan Meteorological Agency predicts it will make landfall on September 4. Travelers to Japan in the coming days should be cautious about weather changes and flight conditions.

Forecast track map of Typhoon No. 21 Jebi. (Photo / Central Weather Bureau)

On September 2 and 3, most parts of Taiwan, as well as Penghu, Kinmen, and Matsu, will be mostly cloudy to sunny. There will be localized brief showers along the central and southern coasts in the early morning to morning hours, and localized brief thundershowers in mountainous areas across the island in the afternoon.

General climate overview for Taiwan on Monday, September 3.

After Tuesday, most parts of western Taiwan will experience mostly cloudy weather with afternoon thundershowers. Eastern Taiwan will have nice weather on Tuesday and Wednesday, with only Yilan seeing afternoon thundershowers. After Thursday, it will be mostly cloudy with brief showers throughout.

Temperatures across Taiwan will mostly range between 27–31°C, with Taipei and New Taipei potentially reaching a high of 34°C. Be mindful of the heat and stay hydrated.  

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