Weather Shift Ahead 3 Waves of Northeast Monsoon Set to Bring Cold and Wet Christmas Across Taiwan in the Next 10 Days
The upcoming days in Taiwan will witness three significant waves of the northeast monsoon. This shift in weather is expected to bring colder and wetter conditions during the Christmas period. The first wave is anticipated to impact the region from Sunday, December 21, to Monday, December 22, followed by another wave on Wednesday and Thursday, December 24 to 25, and the last wave on Saturday and Sunday, December 27 to 28.
Weather Forecast Details
According to experts, these waves will lead to increased moisture, particularly affecting Christmas Day. Residents are advised to dress warmly and carry umbrellas when going outside.
Expected Rain and Temperatures
- December 20: Occasional light rain expected in the western coastal regions, Hengchun Peninsula, and southern areas of Taichung.
- December 21-22: Northeastern winds will bring local brief showers in Taipei and Yilan.
- December 23: Light rain in the northeastern corner and along the eastern coastline.
- December 24-25: Increased precipitation across various areas, particularly on the evening of December 25.
- December 26: Continued potential for brief rain in mountainous regions and northern coastline areas.
- December 27-28: More rainfall expected due to the strong northeast monsoon, especially in Hualien and parts of eastern Taiwan.
Long-Term Weather Trends
Looking ahead, predictions for early January suggest that temperatures across Taiwan may be normal to slightly cooler. Additionally, Yilan is expected to experience higher chances of rain.
As the holiday season approaches, it’s essential for residents and travelers alike to stay informed about the changing weather conditions and prepare accordingly. It is advisable to check local forecasts regularly to stay updated on potential disruptions or weather warnings.
