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Weekly Weather Forecast: Don’t Pack Away Short Sleeves Just Yet—High Temperatures Return with Brief Showers

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — Affected by the northeast monsoon, northern and northeastern regions have experienced overcast and rainy weather for consecutive days. As the northeast monsoon weakens, conditions gradually turn sunny, with only mountainous areas seeing localized brief showers. From the 28th to the 29th, the whole of Taiwan will see mostly cloudy to sunny skies,...

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Affected by the northeast monsoon, northern and northeastern regions have seen overcast and rainy weather for several days in a row. As the northeast monsoon weakens, conditions gradually become clearer, with only mountainous areas experiencing localized brief showers. From the 28th to the 29th, most parts of Taiwan will be mostly cloudy to sunny, with maximum temperatures rising back to between 25–28°C. Southern regions, especially Pingtung, may even reach 30°C.
 

This week sees a rebound in temperatures, with fluctuating cold and warm weather—stay alert. (Photo / Central Weather Bureau)

On November 30th, the northeast monsoon strengthens again, gradually bringing cooler weather to the north and northeast, with mornings and evenings also cool in other regions. Pay attention to the temperature difference between day and night and dress warmly. The northern and eastern parts of Taiwan will see brief showers, and there will also be localized short showers in the mountainous areas of central and southern Taiwan; other areas will be mostly cloudy. Heading into the weekend of December, northern Miaoli and the eastern part of Taiwan will experience rainy weather, with temperatures around 20°C. Those planning outdoor trips this weekend should carry rain gear. Central and southern counties and cities will be mostly cloudy, with temperatures around 24°C. The Kaohsiung-Pingtung area could see maximum temperatures of 28–29°C.
 

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