By MOOK Scenic Spots Family / Compiled and Reported
From June 26 to July 2, most areas will experience mostly cloudy to sunny weather, with daytime temperatures on the higher side, reaching up to 31–32°C. After Wednesday, Tainan, Kaohsiung, and Pingtung may see maximum temperatures as high as 34°C—take care to avoid heatstroke. On the 26th and 27th, influenced by the southwest monsoon, there will be scattered brief showers along the central and southern coasts. In the afternoon, localized brief thunderstorms are likely in areas north of central Taiwan, northeastern Taiwan, eastern Taiwan, and other mountainous regions. The southeastern region is prone to foehn winds, so extra caution is advised.
Overview of Taiwan’s Weather on June 27. (Image Source / Central Weather Bureau)
Starting from Wednesday, June 28, to July 2, the southeastern region may experience localized brief showers throughout the day, and there is also a chance of localized brief thunderstorms in the afternoon across Taiwan. For those planning to travel to the southeast over the weekend, it’s safer to carry rain gear, as the weather pattern is rather unstable with rapid shifts between sunshine and rain.