Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration currently projects daytime highs of 31–36°C for Taipei through mid-to-late August, driven by persistent subtropical high pressure, weak steering flow, and urban heat-island amplification. Afternoon thundershowers typical of the East Asian summer monsoon can briefly suppress peaks, while clear intervals allow temperatures to approach or exceed the 34–35°C range observed in recent days. Model consensus shows limited day-to-day variability absent a typhoon or stronger cold-surge intrusion, both low-probability events before August 18. Official readings at Taipei Songshan Airport will determine the exact maximum, with historical August extremes rarely surpassing 37°C under similar synoptic patterns. Updated CWA and ECMWF guidance released over the next 48 hours will refine the most probable outcome range.