Live weather in New Taipei City, currently 30°C with sunny. View the 7-day forecast, hourly conditions, and air quality index. New Taipei City is in Taiwan — see weather across all major cities in Taiwan, or browse the hottest cities right now worldwide.
29.9°C
feels like 34.7°C
Sunny
Current Weather in New Taipei City, Taiwan Updated at 8:00 AM today
| 💧 Humidity: | 69% |
| 🌬️ Wind: | 8.3 kph (50°) |
| 🌡️ Pressure: | 1003.0 mb |
| 👁️ Visibility: | 10.0 km |
| 🌧️ Precipitation: | 0.0 mm |
| ☁️ Cloud Cover: | 14% |
| ☀️ UV Index: | 3.0 |
| 🌅 Sunrise: | 05:24 AM |
| 🌇 Sunset: | 06:36 PM |
It's hot in New Taipei City right now — 30°C, with clear skies. It's bright and cloudless overhead. With the humidity it feels much hotter — like 35°C on the skin. It's humid, with the air holding 69%.
The air is clean today — EPA index 1, with low PM2.5 of 13. A moderate UV of 3 — take some care in the midday sun. Sunrise was 05:24 AM, sunset is 06:36 PM: 13h 12m of light in New Taipei City.
There's only a small 9% chance of rain today, with up to 0 mm expected. Dry for now, but showers look likely from about 7am. Today is about typical for August in New Taipei City.
The 7-day picture is unsettled, with rain focused around Saturday. For context, the record high for this date in New Taipei City is 37°C.
Bottom line: it's a great day to be outside in New Taipei City.
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| Parameter | Value |
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| US EPA Index: | 1 (Good) |
| UK DEFRA Index: | 2 (Low) |
| CO: | 502.0 µg/m³ |
| O3: | 47.0 µg/m³ |
| NO2: | 25.4 µg/m³ |
| SO2: | 23.4 µg/m³ |
| PM2.5: | 13.2 µg/m³ |
| PM10: | 16.5 µg/m³ |
New Taipei City is Taiwan’s most populous municipality, a sprawling urban expanse that wraps around the capital, Taipei, like a protective crescent. Geographically, it’s a land of contrasts: rugged mountains rise in the east, while the Tamsui River meanders through the basin before emptying into the Taiwan Strait. The city’s vibe is a dynamic blend of tradition and modernity — centuries-old temples sit beside glitzy night markets, and mist-shrouded hill towns like Jiufen evoke an old-world charm. Along the coast, the Tamsui District offers sunset promenades and ferry rides, while urban hubs like Banqiao buzz with high-speed rail connections and shopping districts. This is a place where nature and city life coexist, with hot springs, hiking trails, and the iconic Elephant Mountain skyline framing daily life.
The climate falls under the Köppen Cfa classification — humid subtropical. Summers (June to August) are hot, sticky, and stormy, with temperatures often climbing above 33°C and humidity making it feel even steamier. Afternoon thunderstorms are common, and the northeast monsoon brings heavy rain from October to March. Winters (December to February) are mild, ranging from 12°C to 18°C, with occasional cold fronts that drop temperatures further. Rainfall is plentiful year-round, averaging over 2,000 mm annually. Packing for a visit requires lightweight, breathable fabrics, a reliable umbrella or rain jacket, and a light sweater or jacket for winter evenings.
The best time to visit weather-wise is from October to December, when the typhoon season subsides, skies clear, and temperatures are pleasantly warm. Spring (March to May) is also lovely, though humidity begins to climb. Notable weather phenomena include typhoons, which barrel through from July to October, bringing torrential rain and gusty winds. The city can also experience dense fog in the mountains and along the coast during winter, while occasional cold surges cause a sharp drop in temperatures. Snow is virtually unheard of at this low elevation.
These cities share New Taipei City's local time (Asia/Taipei) — useful for scheduling calls or comparing daylight hours.