Taipei, Sept. 19 (CNA) The wet weather that affected parts of Taiwan on Thursday is forecast to continue across much of the country through next Tuesday, with the heaviest rain expected on Sunday and Monday, according to the Central Weather Administration (CWA).
From Thursday night into Friday, a mass of wet air currently in the south of the country will begin moving northward, CWA forecaster Lin Ting-yi (林定宜) told CNA.
In the south, there will be a chance of heavy downpours throughout the day on Friday, while afternoon showers or storms are forecast in other regions, Lin said.
Due to the effects of a low-pressure system, Taiwan will continue to experience rainy weather from Saturday through Tuesday next week, according to Lin.
During that period, the heaviest rain, along with strong winds, is expected to occur on Sunday and Monday, particularly in the south, Lin said.
As the system moves away from Taiwan next Wednesday, scattered showers or storms remain possible in central and southern areas, while mostly cloudy to clear weather, with a chance of afternoon storms, is expected in other regions, Lin said.
Over the next week, high temperatures nationwide will range from 32 to 35 degrees Celsius, with the exception of Sunday and Monday, when strong winds and rain will keep highs at or below 30 degrees, Lin said.
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