Potential Development of Tropical Storm Near the Philippines
The Central Weather Administration (CWA) reported that a weather system forming east of the Philippines could strengthen into a tropical storm in the next two days. Potential paths for the storm may influence Taiwan’s weather significantly, with cooler temperatures and rain expected in northern regions. Meanwhile, central and southern Taiwan is forecasted to experience warm weather throughout the week.
According to the Central Weather Administration (CWA), a weather system developing over the waters east of the Philippines is likely to strengthen into a tropical depression or tropical storm within the next two days. The CWA forecaster Yeh Chih-chun indicated that warm water temperatures and low atmospheric pressure are creating favorable conditions for this system’s development. Current forecasts suggest that the storm could traverse horizontally across Luzon Island in the Philippines during the latter half of the upcoming week, possibly entering the South China Sea thereafter. Alternatively, the storm may head north along the eastern coast of Luzon and potentially create weather disturbances off the eastern coast of Taiwan, which would have a more significant effect on Taiwan’s weather patterns. In terms of local weather, the CWA’s 7-day outlook predicts that temperatures in northern and northeastern Taiwan will rise to approximately 28-29 degrees Celsius on Monday and Tuesday. However, with the strengthening of northeasterly winds by Tuesday evening, a drop in temperatures to 24-25 degrees is expected on Wednesday, accompanied by cool conditions and intermittent rain, persisting through Saturday. In contrast, central and southern Taiwan is anticipated to experience partly cloudy to sunny weather with daytime highs in the low-30s throughout the next week.
The potential formation of a tropical storm near the Philippines is a relevant topic for the region, especially considering the impacts such weather systems can have on both the Philippines and Taiwan. Tropical storms are common in this part of the world due to geographic and climatic factors, particularly warm ocean waters and atmospheric conditions conducive to storm development. The Central Weather Administration plays a crucial role in monitoring these systems and provides timely updates that can affect public safety and preparedness.
In summary, the developing weather system east of the Philippines may evolve into a tropical storm or depression in the coming days, with possible impacts expected on Taiwan’s weather. Monitoring by the Central Weather Administration is ongoing, as the specific path of the storm remains uncertain, potentially affecting the northeastern regions of Taiwan with cooler temperatures and rain.
Original Source: focustaiwan.tw
