By MOOK Scenic Spots Family, compiled and reported
This week, the entire island will experience rainy weather, so make sure to carry rain gear when going out. This is the evening weather overview for the entire island on May 2nd. (Image source / Central Weather Bureau)
From May 5th to 6th, as a frontal system passes and the northeastern monsoon affects the region, all areas will see a shift to weather with brief showers. The northern and northeastern parts will also begin to turn cooler. On Sunday, May 7th, the northern region, eastern half, and mountainous areas of the central part will have localized brief showers, while other areas will be mostly cloudy. Temperatures across the island have gradually risen to above 20°C (minimum), with daytime highs also climbing between 25–29°C. From May 3rd to 4th, the highest temperatures across the island will bring a taste of summer heat, with Taipei reaching up to 32°C during the day and the southern areas seeing highs of 33°C. Temperature differences across the island are gradually narrowing, though in the northern region, the early morning to evening difference can still be as much as 6–7°C. Those who head out early or return late should pay attention to keeping warm during the early morning and late night hours.