
Wu Der-rong
Wu Der-rong is an independent meteorologist known for his expertise in weather forecasting in Taiwan. Recently, he was in the news for providing insights on a cold air mass affecting northern Taiwan, predicting its continuation and potential impacts on the weather patterns in the region.
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Independent meteorologist Wu Der-rong said the latest European weather model forecasts showed that southwesterly winds would persist and bring moisture from the South China Sea through Friday.
Heat, heavy rain expected throughout weekWu Der-rong is an independent meteorologist who commented on the unstable weather conditions following Typhoon Dolphin.
Southwesterly winds to bring rain throughout week
Wu Der-rong said that as the typhoon moves farther away from Taiwan next week, localized showers or thunderstorms are expected.
Agency issues a sea warning for Typhoon DolphinWu Der-rong is an independent meteorologist who discussed the forecast for Typhoon Dolphin's path.
Heavy to torrential rain this weekend due to Typhoon Dolphin
Independent meteorologist Wu Der-rong said as moisture depletes from tomorrow and a Pacific high-pressure system strengthens, weather conditions in Taiwan are expected to turn stable.
Tropical depression unlikely to affect TaiwanWu Der-rong, an independent meteorologist, commented on the weather conditions leading up to the tropical storm.
Potential tropical storm could trigger sea warning tonight
Independent meteorologist Wu Der-rong said rainfall is likely to increase in eastern Taiwan starting on Friday night.
Heat alerts issued for seven cities, countiesIndependent meteorologist Wu Der-rong said that the moisture levels would decrease from Tuesday to Saturday next week.
Taitung to see temperatures over 36°C due to foehn windsIndependent meteorologist Wu Der-rong said that Typhoon Bavi is expected to gradually turn northwest as it approaches waters off Taiwan's east coast.
Typhoon Bavi shows signs of intensifying, impact still uncertainIndependent meteorologist Wu Der-rong said temperatures are likely to increase day by day through Wednesday next week.
CWA issues heat warnings as temperatures set to exceed 36°CIndependent meteorologist Wu Der-rong provided a forecast regarding the weather effects of Typhoon Jangmi.
Typhoon Jangmi outer bands to bring brief showers in northWu Der-rong is an independent meteorologist who provided a forecast regarding the weather conditions in Taiwan.
Heavy rain, cooler temperatures forecast from todayIndependent meteorologist Wu Der-rong said a seasonal rain front is expected to move southward tomorrow.
Taipei logs hottest May temperature on recordIndependent meteorologist Wu Der-rong said that temperatures are forecast to drop as northeasterly winds strengthen later today.
Snow falls on Yushan as mercury set to drop tonightWu Der-rong is an independent meteorologist who provided a weather forecast for Taiwan.
Yushan covered in 5cm of snow; warmer temperatures forecastIndependent meteorologist Wu Der-rong said temperatures are expected to rebound briefly tomorrow.
Snow falls on Yushan as cold persistsIndependent meteorologist Wu Der-rong provided insights on the heavy rain advisory in Taiwan.
Heavy rain advisory in effect for Nantou CountyWu Der-rong is an independent meteorologist who provided a forecast about the weather conditions in Taiwan.
Highs of 32°C before weather front drives temperatures downIndependent meteorologist Wu Der-rong said cooler temperatures and scattered rain showers are forecast for northern and central Taiwan.
Cool, rainy weather expected over 228 holidayIndependent meteorologist Wu Der-rong said temperatures will rise slightly tomorrow.
Cool, mostly clear weather across Taiwan this weekWu Der-rong is an independent meteorologist who provided insights on the weather conditions in Taiwan.
Yushan reports 1cm of snow within an hourIndependent meteorologist Wu Der-rong said today that sunny, warmer days are forecast in Taiwan.
Sunny, warmer days forecast through MondayIndependent meteorologist Wu Der-rong provided insights on the cold front's impact on temperatures.
Cold front triggers low-temperature alertsIndependent meteorologist Wu Der-rong agreed with the CWA forecast, saying there would be mostly sunny and stable weather conditions nationwide through Friday.
Day-night temperature gap to continueIndependent meteorologist Wu Der-rong said the cold air mass later this week could be slightly stronger than previously expected.
Temperatures could drop below 14°C from ThursdayIndependent meteorologist Wu Der-rong said a 'cloud street' was forming over the sea as cold air moved across relatively warm ocean surfaces.
Daytime temperatures to rise as cold front easesIndependent meteorologist Wu Der-rong said that temperatures could fall even lower than those cited by the CWA.
Temperatures to drop significantly from tomorrowIndependent meteorologist Wu Der-rong said today that as the northeasterly winds intensify, temperatures could drop to around 12°C in the low-lying areas of northern Taiwan on Wednesday.
Winds brings big temperature swings early this weekIndependent meteorologist Wu Der-rong called the latest weather system the coldest so far this fall.
Lows hit 12.4°C in Shihmen as cold grips northIndependent meteorologist Wu Der-rong said moisture is expected to diminish beginning tomorrow.
Heavy rain advisories issued for north