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Typhoon Kirogi Lingers and Circles as Taiwan Braces for Severe Afternoon Weather

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

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  • Northern and eastern Taiwan could see intermittent rain from September 4 to 6, while afternoon convection may bring lightning, strong winds and sudden heavy rain nationwide.
  • Typhoon Kirogi remains near the Ryukyu Islands, and its track remains highly uncertain.
  • From September 7, northeastern winds are expected to bring partly cloudy conditions to northern and eastern Taiwan, while the southwest should become more stable and sunnier.

Taiwan should remain alert for severe afternoon weather through Sunday, September 6, meteorologist Wu Der-Rong said. Northern and eastern areas may see brief rain, while afternoon convection could develop across the island.

The storms may bring lightning, strong winds and sudden heavy rain. Wu said Typhoon Kirogi continues to linger and circle near the Ryukyu Islands, leaving considerable uncertainty about its path.

From September 7 to 10, a broad area of low pressure is expected to shift gradually toward waters east of Taiwan. Northeasterly winds should bring partly cloudy to sunny conditions to the north and east, with occasional brief showers. The southwest is expected to become more stable, with partly cloudy skies and only occasional afternoon showers in mountainous areas, ending its recent run of rainy weather.

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