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Typhoon Prapiroon, the seventh typhoon of the season, has formed. High temperature alert: Stay protected against heatstroke and dehydration in the scorching heat.

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — Typhoon Prapiroon (international name: PRAPIROON), the seventh typhoon, formed on June 29. It is a mild typhoon located at 19.90°N, 129.80°E, situated to the southeast of Taiwan...

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Typhoon Prapiroon (international name: PRAPIROON), the seventh typhoon, formed on June 29. It is a mild typhoon located at 19.90°N, 129.80°E, situated to the southeast of Taiwan. Its projected path is toward the Ryukyu Islands and then onward to Japan and South Korea. Travelers planning to visit Japan or South Korea in early July should pay close attention to weather changes.

Predicted path of Typhoon Prapiroon. (Image / Central Weather Bureau)

Most areas across Taiwan, as well as Penghu, Kinmen, and Matsu, will be mostly cloudy to sunny. From early morning to the morning hours, localized brief showers or thunderstorms may occur in western Taiwan and Penghu. In the afternoon, localized brief thunderstorms are expected throughout the island, with a chance of heavier rainfall in some areas.

Weather overview for June 30. (Image / Central Weather Bureau)

 

On July 1, affected by southwesterly winds, southern regions and Penghu may experience localized brief showers or thunderstorms. Other areas, as well as Kinmen and Matsu, will mostly be cloudy to sunny, with localized brief thunderstorms in the afternoon, and there remains a chance of heavier rainfall in some areas.

Weather overview for July 1. (Image / Central Weather Bureau)

The weather bureau has also issued a high temperature alert. Temperatures in Taipei City and New Taipei City will reach up to 35°C, while the rest of Taiwan will see temperatures around 32–33°C. In addition to the possibility of afternoon showers island-wide, precautions against heatstroke and dehydration are advised.


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