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On Monday the 19th, affected by a stationary front and southwest winds; on the 20th, the front moves north to the northern seas of Taiwan with continued southwest winds, bringing brief showers or thunderstorms to western regions, and isolated brief showers to eastern areas, with some probability of localized heavy rain.
From Monday to Wednesday, there will still be rain during the day.
From the 21st to the 23rd, under the influence of southwest winds, central and southern regions will experience isolated brief showers or thunderstorms, while other areas will be mostly cloudy to sunny, with some localized afternoon thunderstorms. Rainfall has significantly decreased compared to last week.
Temperature and rainfall probability overview for Monday to Tuesday; temperatures rise after Wednesday, with lower rainfall probability.
On the 24th and 25th, most areas will see mostly cloudy to sunny weather, but there will still be isolated brief afternoon thunderstorms. From the 20th to the 23rd, there is a probability of foehn winds in southeastern regions, so extra caution is advised.
In terms of temperature, Monday and Tuesday will mostly see temperatures holding around 24–30°C. Starting Wednesday the 21st, the maximum temperature can reach 33–34°C, with minimums also above 25°C. This day is also the summer solstice, and a noticeable rise in temperature can be felt. Afternoon thunderstorms should still be watched out for this week, with scattered rainfall likely—be sure to carry rain gear when going out.
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