By MOOK Scenic Spots Family / Compiled and Reported
Weather overview across Taiwan on June 19. (Photo / Central Weather Bureau)
In addition, the Central Weather Bureau has issued an advisory for this tropical depression. Tropical Depression 998 hPa is located at 23.9°N, 117.6°E, which is 102 kilometers southwest of Kinmen on land. The center moved into the land area of China’s Fujian Province at 14:00 on the 18th, moving north-northeast at 15 km/h. Whether it will develop into a typhoon remains to be observed, but it will contribute to the week’s weather instability. Ships navigating or operating in the Taiwan Strait, Dongsha Island sea area, and Guangdong sea area should exercise caution.
On the 20th–21st, the southwest monsoon will continue to affect the region, with brief showers or thunderstorms in central and southern as well as southeastern areas. Most other regions will be mostly cloudy to sunny, with a chance of localized brief thunder showers in the afternoon, and a possibility of heavier localized rainfall. From the 22nd to the 25th, there will be localized brief showers in southern and southeastern areas, while most other places will be mostly cloudy to sunny, with a chance of localized brief thunder showers in the afternoon. On the 20th–21st, there is a chance of long-period swells along the northern and northeastern coasts, so caution is advised.
Temperatures will range around 26–32°C, with the highest temperatures in central and southern areas possibly reaching 34°C. From the 23rd to the 24th (Saturday and Sunday), the weather across Taiwan will remain quite unstable, with chances of rain. Those planning outdoor trips should prepare backup plans for rainy weather.
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