Climate and Natural Disasters

Name: Parts of Taiwan To Reach 36 Degrees Celsius or Higher
Uploaded: 2025-06-21T09:39:13Z
Duration: 28 s
Description: Taiwan's Central Weather Administration issued a high temperature warning on Saturday, saying temperatures could reach up to 36 degrees Celsius for much of the country with hot weather expected to continue for the remainder of June.

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Climate and Natural Disasters

Kaohsiung To Help Cover Flood Damage Costs

More Rain Forecast for Taiwan's Flood-Damaged South

Heavy Rains Cause Losses for Farmers in Southern Taiwan

Growing Damage as Intense Rain Hits Southern Taiwan

Heavy Rains Cancel Work and School Across Southern Taiwan

Heavy Rain Triggers Flooding Across Southern Taiwan

Typhoon Dolphin Passes Leaving Damage and Disruption in Its Wake

Typhoon Dolphin Brings Heavy Rainfall to Northern Taiwan

Taiwan Aid for Japan Pours in Following Kumamoto Earthquake

Overflow of Hualien Barrier Lake Uncertain

Over 200 Households Evacuated As Hualien Barrier Lake Set To Overflow

Scientists Gather in Taipei for 7-Seas Air Quality Workshop

Northern Taiwan Mountain Communities Clean Up After Typhoon Bavi

Typhoon Bavi Leaves Battered Infrastructure in Taiwan's Mountains

Typhoon Bavi Leaves Over a Hundred Injured as It Passes Taiwan

Hualien Issues Barrier Lake Red Alert After Typhoon Bavi

Parts of Taiwan To Reach 36 Degrees Celsius or Higher