The climate in Taiwan
Average daytime and nighttime temperaturesAll climate diagrams on this page result from the collected data of 5 weather stations.
All data correspond to the average monthly values of the last 20 years.
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Climate zone: The northern parts of Taiwan are in the subtropics, the southern regions in the tropics.
The climate in Taiwan is very warm, with an annual average of 27 degrees, but has few truly tropical and sultry months. In 8 months the average temperatures are over 25 degrees. Pleasant water temperatures of up to 28 degrees even invite you to take a bath in the warm season. The warmest and rainiest part of the country is Taiwan. The coldest is Taipei.
The climate in Taiwan is very warm, with an annual average of 27 degrees, but has few truly tropical and sultry months. In 8 months the average temperatures are over 25 degrees. Pleasant water temperatures of up to 28 degrees even invite you to take a bath in the warm season. The warmest and rainiest part of the country is Taiwan. The coldest is Taipei.
Hours of sunshine per day

Rainy days per month

Precipitation in mm/day

Water temperature

Relative humidity in %

Absolute humidity in g/m³

Climate charts for other country parts in Taiwan
Temperature records of the last 2 years
The hottest temperature measured from 1999 to May 2001 was reported by the Taibei weather station. In June 2000 the record temperature of 36.7 °C was reported here. The hottest summer from July to September, based on all 3 weather stations in Taiwan , was recorded in 2000 with an average temperature of 28.7 °C. This average temperature will normally be measured every 4 to 6 hours, thus also including the nights. Normally, this value is 28.1 degrees Celsius. The average maximum daily temperature at that time was 32.8 °C.The coldest day in these 2 years was reported by the weather station Taibei. Here the temperature dropped to 8.0 °C in February 1999. Taibei lies at an altitude of 9 meters above sea level. The coldest winter (January to March) was in 2000 with an average temperature of 17.6 °C. In Taiwan, it is usual to have about 0.7 degrees more at 18.3 °C for this three-month period.
The most precipitation fell in June 1999. With 17.7 mm per day, the Taibei weather station recorded the highest monthly average of the last 2 years.