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Typhoon Gaemi, the sixth typhoon, may form today; heavy to torrential rain warnings issued for central and southern Taiwan

Published: 2026-09-26 👁 101 views
Last updated 2026-09-26 — Typhoon Gaemi, the sixth typhoon, may form today, with the Central Weather Bureau specially issuing a tropical depression alert. In addition to the heavy rain alerts in the south due to the southwest monsoon and plum rain season, whether a typhoon will form and impact Taiwan is also worth watching...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family, compiled and reported

Typhoon Gaemi, the sixth typhoon, may form today, with the Central Weather Bureau specially issuing a tropical depression alert. In addition to the heavy rain alerts in the south due to the southwest monsoon and plum rain season, whether a typhoon will form and impact Taiwan is also worth keeping an eye on.

Tropical depression at 995 hPa. (Photo / Central Weather Bureau)

This tropical depression at 995 hPa, which may form today, is located at 21.5°N, 118.0°E, about 290 kilometers southwest of Eluanbi, moving northeast at a speed of 10 km/h. Ships navigating or operating in the waters around Pratas Island, the Bashi Channel, and the southern Taiwan Strait should exercise particular caution; if it develops into a typhoon, the Central Weather Bureau is very likely to issue a typhoon warning, so it’s necessary to stay updated on weather developments.

Position updated at 16:30 as follows:
22°N, 119°E, located181 kilometers southwest of Eluanbi, moving northeast at 15 km/h, showing an increase in speed.

The Central Weather Bureau has issued heavy rain and strong wind alerts; heavy rainfall in southern regions warrants special attention. (Photo / Central Weather Bureau)

In addition, the Central Weather Bureau has not only issued a strong wind alert but also a heavy rain alert. In addition to mountainous areas in central counties and cities where heavy rain is a concern, regions including Tainan, Kaohsiung, Pingtung, Taitung, Green Island, and Orchid Island should be especially wary of flooding caused by torrential rain.
 

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