By MOOK Scenic Spots Family | Compiled Report
Update: June 11, 2018 – Maliksi has weakened to a mild typhoon, with maximum sustained winds of 23 meters per second at its center.
Typhoon Maliksi movement update. (Image / Central Weather Bureau)
Affected by a low-pressure system, the weather turned rainy starting in the afternoon on the 10th, with heavy rain alerts issued for 16 counties and cities across Taiwan. Heavy torrential rain alerts were also issued for Nantou and Chiayi, with even heavier rainfall expected in mountainous areas—stay vigilant.
Heavy rain alert issued by the Central Weather Bureau. (Image / Central Weather Bureau)
On the 11th, daytime temperatures remain relatively high. Northern Taiwan, the eastern half, and southern regions will experience brief showers or thunderstorms. Other regions as well as Penghu, Kinmen, and Matsu may also see localized brief showers or thunderstorms.
Taiwan’s climate overview for June 11. (Image / Central Weather Bureau)
On Tuesday, northern Miaoli and areas northward are less likely to see rainfall, while other regions will have mostly cloudy skies with brief rain. Temperatures will range around 23–31°C, with large diurnal temperature variations. Southern areas may see maximum temperatures as high as 33–35°C.
Taiwan’s climate overview for June 12. (Image / Central Weather Bureau)
Starting Wednesday, the 13th, the Meiyu front arrives, bringing thunderstorms across Taiwan that will continue through the weekend and Sunday. Though temperatures will dip slightly, they will still range around 27–30°C. Be mindful of the temperature difference between indoor, outdoor, and air-conditioned environments. From the 11th to the 17th, make sure to carry rain gear when going out.
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