Meteor shower to provide romantic start to Chinese Valentine’s Day (2013/08/12)
A meteor shower scheduled to peak over the next two to four hours will offer a romantic start to this year’s Chinese Valentine’s Day. Most of northern and centralTaiwan will have relatively clear skies for watching the event, though it will remain hot in part due to the effects of a typhoon passing through the South China Sea.
Despite its location far to the south of Taiwan, Typhoon Utor is causing a downward movement of air directly over Taipei. This led to especially hot conditions today, which will continue tomorrow. The typhoon’s effects will easeas it moves westward, though forecasters say poor weather is likely starting from Wednesday. Whether , weather , wither
Tsai Yao-de CWB Forecaster This low pressure system in the South China Sea will gradually move north, coming into the vicinity of Taiwan. There is a good chance of showers or thunderstorms in the south and southeast.
The clear skies tonight and tomorrow will be good for those celebrating Chinese Valentine’s Day on Tuesday. Couples are inluck this year because the holiday coincides with a meteor shower.
HsuI-hung TaipeiAstronomicalMuseum The radiant of this year's meteor shower will appear just after the moon wanes, lowering the effect of moonlight on the shower. astronomy / astrology The Taipei Astronomical Museum predicts the shower will peak from 2 to 4 amTuesday, with upwardsof 100 meteors per hour lighting up the sky. It will be a romantic start to this year’s
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