Chang Cheng-chuan
Chang Cheng-chuan is a meteorologist from Taiwan's Central Weather Bureau, who reported on the unprecedented cold wave affecting Taiwan, predicting that temperatures would reach record lows and advising the public on safety precautions during this extreme weather event.
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CWA forecaster Chang Cheng-chuan said the typhoon is expected to weaken and move away by Thursday.
Torrential rain expected this week, the CWA says
Taiwan· 2025-10-19Chang Cheng-chuan, a forecaster from the Central Weather Administration, provided updates on the weather conditions in Taiwan.
Rainfall to ease in most areas today, CWA saysTaiwan· 2025-07-22
CWA forecaster Chang Cheng-chuan said that although Typhoon Danas has moved farther away, Taiwan remains affected by a low-pressure system.
Massive thunderstorms flood roads in ChanghuaTaiwan· 2025-07-09
Forecaster Chang Cheng-chuan said a strong Pacific high-pressure system will remain in place through Friday, bringing widespread hot and sunny conditions.
37 °C heat expected today in northern TaiwanTaiwan· 2025-07-01Chang Cheng-chuan, a forecaster from the Central Weather Administration, provided insights on the tropical disturbance affecting Taiwan.
Rain likely from Thursday as tropical system formsTaiwan· 2025-06-10Chang Cheng-chuan is a forecaster at the Central Weather Administration who provided information about the expected rainfall in Taiwan.
Rain likely from Thursday to Saturday: CWATaiwan· 2025-06-09Meteorologist Chang Cheng-chuan from the Central Weather Bureau stated that this extreme cold spell peaked on the morning of February 9 and will last until February 10.
78 người Đài Loan tử vong trong một ngày vì giá rét cực đoan
Vietnam· 2025-02-10