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What is the climate like in Taiwan throughout the year?

Taiwan’s year-round climate:

Taiwan’s summer temperature (approximately June to August) is quite humid and hot in the flatlands except in the high mountain areas.

The temperature in winter (from December to February) is characterized by higher temperatures in the south than in the north and higher temperatures in the mountains. The current lowest temperature in winter is only 8 to 9 degrees, which usually occurs in the north. (Northern cities such as Keelung and Taipei), the south will be warmer.

The temperatures in spring (approximately March ~ May) and autumn (approximately September ~ November) are roughly the same, and they are both relatively cool and pleasant climates.

The rainy season Generally speaking, May and June are the rainy season in Taiwan, and it will rain continuously during this period.

The lowest temperature: As mentioned above, the temperature in the north is about 8 to 9 degrees, while in the south it is generally around 15 degrees, which is still warm.

The highest temperature: it can reach over 30 degrees. In midsummer, the temperature usually reaches over 35 degrees. "Remember to replenish water at all times" when going out.

To summarize the climate characteristics of Taiwan: hot summers, warm winters, and heavy rainfall.

Special Notes:

1. From July to October, there are many typhoons in Taiwan. Typhoons often form at the southern tip of Taiwan (near Luzon Island in the Philippines) and move upward. Although not all typhoons may hit the main island of Taiwan, you should pay close attention to the dynamics of typhoons during this period, and be sure to pay attention to weather news if you have to go out.

2. In addition, if you study in northern Taiwan (especially Taipei... I have personal experience), the good weather may not last long, so it is best to carry a small foldable bag with you for easy storage. Bring an umbrella in case of a sudden heavy rain, especially if you study in Keelung, it rains about 2/3 of the year; if you study in southern Taiwan, in principle, except for the occasional afternoon thunderstorm, most days will be sunny. When the weather is cloudy or even sunny, special attention should be paid to sun protection.

Taiwan is located on the continental shelf on the southeast coast of mainland China. It borders the Pacific Ocean to the east, the Ryukyu Islands to the northeast, the Bashi Strait to the south and the Philippine Islands, and the Taiwan Strait to the west across Fujian Province. The total area It covers an area of ??approximately 36,000 square kilometers, including Taiwan Island and 21 affiliated islands such as Orchid Island, Green Island, Diaoyu Island, and 64 islands in the Penghu Islands.

Taiwan Island covers an area of ??35882.6258 square kilometers and is the largest island in China. 70% of it is mountainous and hilly. Plains are mainly concentrated on the western coast, and the terrain and elevation vary greatly. Because it is located at the junction of tropical and subtropical climates, the natural landscape and ecological resources are rich and diverse.

Taiwan currently has 9 "National Parks" and 13 "National Scenic Areas". The magnificent ocean, towering mountains, diverse natural ecology and unique cultural customs make up the unique and beautiful Taiwan. .

Alishan, Sun Moon Lake, Taroko Gorge, Yushan, Kenting, Yangmingshan, etc. in Taiwan are all famous natural tourist attractions. Tourist towns such as Jiufen Old Street in Ruifang District, New Taipei City, Beitou District, Taipei City, Lukang Town, Changhua County, and Yingge District, New Taipei City, have strong local customs and are tourist destinations for exploring ancient times. ?There are many special hot springs in the territory, and the hot spring culture is unique.