Taiwan
28.4°7-day forecastTaiwan
Life indicesfrom the province-wide high and low; see a city page for local values
Shorts and a light top; keep out of the midday sun
Big day–night swing, so carry an extra layer
Settled weather; nothing special needed
Why: a sizeable day–night swing
A hat and sunscreen when out for long
Keep outdoor sessions short or move indoors
Why: hot afternoons, humid
OutlookRain on Sat; the other days suit going out.
Computed by Tempscape from published banding schemes, for reference only; see the methodology page.
The province’s hottest day of 2026 so far was Taizhong at 36.5° on May 27; the coldest Taipei at 8.2° on Feb 8; 2 cities have seen 35°+ days, 23 city-days in total; the wettest city this month is Taipei with 35.4 mm.
City temperature ranking3 cities
Taiwan’s highs differ as warming continues from 2026-11-12
Kaohsiung is Taiwan’s warmest city at 28.4°C, while Taipei has the coolest high. Taipei reaches 24.5°C, leaving a spread of 3.9°C between the two. Taizhong sits between them at 26.4°C. All three cities are cloudy, but their differing highs make lighter daytime clothing more suitable at the warmer end of the range.
Taiwan’s low reaches 16.7°C, contrasting with the warmth of the highest daytime temperature. A removable layer is a practical choice for anyone dressing for both warmer and cooler hours. Clothing comfortable in the warmest city during the day may need an additional layer when temperatures are closer to the low.
The seven-day trend is warming by about 1.4°C. Highs range from 27.7°C to a peak of 29.8°C over the period. Keep daytime outfits light and adaptable as temperatures rise, while allowing for the cooler conditions away from the daytime high.
Compiled daily by Tempscape from the day’s temperature readings; not an official forecast or warning.
City travel guides3 cities
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City-level temperature ranking for Taiwan on 2026-11-12. The provincial high is about 28.4° and the low about 16.7°, with conditions mainly cloudy. This page compares 3 monitored cities with a seven-day trend. Updated daily; informational only, not an official warning.