Taiwan Monthly Climate

Taiwan experiences a subtropical climate with warm, humid conditions year-round, modified by monsoon seasons and mountainous terrain. From the bustling coastal cities to the central mountain range, Taiwan's diverse geography creates distinct weather patterns that shape both daily life and tourism across this island nation.

Don't forget to check WhereWeather Website for weather statistics on your exact travel dates, for any city in Taiwan or worldwide. You can also compare different cities and dates side-by-side.

Regional Climate Overview

Taiwan's climate can be divided into several distinct regions:

Northern Taiwan

Subtropical climate
Winter monsoon
Frequent rainfall
Mild winters
Humid summers

Central Taiwan

Mountain influence
Variable weather
Less rainfall
Temperature variation
Valley effects

Southern Taiwan

Tropical tendency
Summer typhoons
Hot summers
Mild winters
Distinct wet/dry seasons

Eastern Taiwan

Pacific influence
Higher rainfall
Tropical storms
Mountain effects
Unique microclimate

Featured Taiwanese Cities

Explore detailed weather information for some of Taiwan's most visited destinations:

Taipei

Modern capital city

Seasonal Patterns

Summer (June-August)

Northern temperatures: 27-35°C (81-95°F)
Southern temperatures: 28-35°C (82-95°F)
High humidity
Typhoon season
Afternoon thunderstorms

Winter (December-February)

Northern temperatures: 13-20°C (55-68°F)
Southern temperatures: 15-25°C (59-77°F)
Northeast monsoon
Occasional rain
Mild conditions

Spring (March-May)

Variable temperatures
Spring rains
Cherry blossoms
Pleasant periods
Increasing humidity

Autumn (September-November)

Warm temperatures
Decreasing rain
Clear skies
Pleasant conditions
Late typhoons possible

Best Time to Visit

The ideal time to visit Taiwan varies by region and interest:

October-December

Pleasant temperatures
Less rainfall
Clear skies
Cultural festivals
Outdoor activities

March-May

Spring flowers
Moderate temperatures
Cultural events
Mountain hiking
Tea harvests

June-September

Beach activities
Mountain escapes
Night markets
Indoor activities
Note: Typhoon season

January-February

Lantern Festival
Hot springs
Less crowded
Shopping season
Note: Cooler temperatures

Regional Variations

Temperature

North: 13-35°C (55-95°F)
Central: 15-33°C (59-91°F)
South: 15-35°C (59-95°F)
Mountains: 5-25°C (41-77°F)

Rainfall

North: 2,000-2,500mm annual average
Central: 1,500-2,000mm annual average
South: 1,800-2,200mm annual average
East: 2,000-3,000mm annual average

Visitor Tips

What to Pack

Light clothing
Rain protection
Sun protection
Comfortable shoes
Light layers

Weather Considerations

Check typhoon forecasts
Plan indoor alternatives
Morning activities
Evening events
Monitor weather alerts

Health and Safety

Stay hydrated
Use sun protection
Watch for storms
Check weather alerts
Prepare for humidity

Before you go ahead and plan your next visit, make sure to check the weather forecast for your exact travel dates on WhereWeather Website. You can also compare different cities and dates side-by-side.