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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Pulse Hub Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

Check the live forecast above for today’s conditions, then plan around Taipei’s subtropical rhythm — expect warm, humid air most of the year with a sharp winter chill from December to February.

What drives Taipei’s weather through the year?

Taipei sits in a humid subtropical zone, so the year splits into a warm, wet season and a cooler, drier one. The northeast monsoon brings steady rain from October to March, while summer (June to September) is hot, sticky and prone to afternoon thunderstorms. For precise timing, scroll the taipei weather 14 days or taipei weather forecast 30 days on the live panel above — those short-range and extended outlooks show the monsoon’s pull more clearly than any generalisation.

Climate typeHumid subtropical (Köppen: Cfa)
Annual average high26°C (range: 19°C in January to 34°C in July)
Rainiest monthsJune–September (typhoon season; August peak)
Driest monthsDecember–February (northeast monsoon still brings drizzle)

How does the season affect what you’ll feel?

If you’re checking taipei weather january or taipei weather december, expect cool, damp air — daytime highs around 18–20°C with persistent cloud. Those scanning weather in taipei 10 days or taipei weather hourly during summer will see heat indexes above 35°C and sudden downpours. The live forecast above updates hourly, so use the taipei weather tomorrow view for near-term decisions and the taipei weather forecast 21 days tab for longer trip planning. For reliable wind and rain data, compare the live panel against Taiwan Central Weather Bureau observations.

What is the ideal season to visit Taipei?

March to May and October to November offer mild temperatures (20–28°C) and lower humidity. You avoid summer’s heavy rain and winter’s persistent drizzle, though an umbrella remains useful year-round.

Does Taipei ever get cold enough for snow?

Snow is extremely rare at sea level. The lowest winter lows hover around 10–13°C, so you’ll feel a damp chill but no frost. Higher mountains outside Taipei, such as Yangmingshan, may see light frost in January.

How reliable are long-range Taipei forecasts?

Seven-day forecasts are reasonably accurate for broad trends; 21- and 30-day outlooks indicate general pattern shifts (like monsoon onset) but shouldn’t be used for daily planning. Always cross-check with the live hourly data above.

For broader Australian outlooks, visit the Australia weather hub or compare conditions with Sydney Weather.