Recent forecasts from Taiwan's Central Weather Administration indicate partly to mostly cloudy conditions over Taipei on August 28, with daytime highs near 33–34 °C and overnight lows expected in the 24–27 °C range amid lingering moisture from Typhoon Saudel passing to the north. The storm's outer bands are the dominant driver of uncertainty, as increased cloud cover and scattered showers limit nocturnal radiative cooling and could suppress the daily minimum below typical late-August climatology of ~25–26 °C. Conversely, any weakening or northward shift of the system may allow clearer skies and slightly warmer lows. Model consensus remains split on rainfall timing and coverage, leaving the distribution of possible overnight temperatures unusually broad and keeping market-implied probabilities balanced across thresholds.