Official forecasts from Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration project a daytime high of 27–34°C for Taipei on August 29, with partly cloudy skies and afternoon thunderstorms likely to cap peak readings through evaporative cooling and cloud cover. Recent model consensus from sources like WeatherBug and timeanddate shows highs near 33–34°C, following hotter conditions on August 27–28 (36°C and 35°C). Seasonal late-summer warmth, urban heat retention, and typical monsoon moisture set the baseline, while steering patterns and convective timing introduce uncertainty around whether maxima reach 35°C. These dynamics support the market’s emphasis on the 34–36°C range, where trader capital aggregates the balance between forecast guidance and potential for localized hotter pockets.