“I don’t remember having a worst winter in my life. I look back at the last few months here in Taipei and it has just been sad and dull. Try to go out, can’t do anything, can’t get any exercise, can’t get any sunshine. I try everything.”
Maybe that was the February that only had 3.5 hours of sunshine in the entire month.
Yes it is! The warm sunny days will continue through Friday, followed by lower temperatures over the weekend . . . then a drop starting Monday next week. Watch out!
A cold wave is forecast to arrive in Taiwan Monday and Tuesday and push temperatures down to 7-9 degrees, with the mercury in open coastal areas falling 3-4 degrees lower, the Central Weather Administration (CWA) has forecast.
Peng said the strength of the cold wave could approach that of a cold surge in 2016 that was the coldest weather to hit Taiwan in the past 10 years and was blamed for dozens of deaths and considerable agricultural losses.
He urged people, particularly farmers and fishermen, to prepare themselves for bitterly cold weather.
Given that up North is freezing - snowing in Tokyo, ice storms in North America - I expect a very cold snap .
OTOH, the plum blossoms are in full bloom and some cherry blossoms are out there too. A cold snap should bring out the rest of the beautiful flowers. Of course, the weather is so weird I saw azaleas too. Oh well.
There’s talks of days off work if it gets too cold, for what, about 40F? That’s like still above freezing, and unless there’s danger of ice or whatever on road it seems redundant. If there’s freezing rain, then we’ll talk.
I mean they don’t cancel work or school when it gets down to 28F in Texas.
You never know… Taiwanese people might be taking time off or whatever. Probably enough cars they have to limit vehicle access. Course I’m taking a bus up there…