Taipei Weather in November

Taipei weather in November generally begins getting slightly chilly. Daytime temperatures in Taipei in November range from 19 °C (66.2 °F) to 25 °C (77 °F) with moderate heat and humidity. While the night falls, it becomes cool but not cold when the average lows are around 15 °C (59 °F). The amount of rain in November is relatively low, with an average of 145 mm (5.7 inches) that is similar to December and January. In this month you will hardly see plenty of sunshine. Normally, there are 5.5 hours of bright sunshine per day in Taipei in November. While the typhoon season usually ends in October, on rare occasion, a typhoon can strike Taipei as late as November. On average, one day in November in Taipei would be affected by the tropical storm.
  Taipei November weather is pretty cool in the morning and at night time, so travelers need to wear some warm clothes like jacket with a thin sweater, or an overcoat plus long sleeve T-shirt. On the sunny noon in urban city, thin coat, hoodie, and hat would be enough. If you plan a mountain tour, be sure to prepare thin down jacket, woolen sweater and sweatpants to resist the cold air. In addition, a waterproof outerwear is a smart idea in case of the changeable climate in the mountains.
 
 Taipei weather in November is comparatively clear and dry, so it remains a great month for cycling on the riverside bike paths or hiking around the city. With such mild weather at noon, there are loads of great things to do in Taipei in November. Visit the Taipei 101 Observatory for a panoramic city view on a clear day. 

November is quite special on Mt. Yangming because tourists can witness the blooming of Chinese silver grass that makes hillsides turn white. Maokong Gondola, a unique transport system in Taipei, allows you to look down to some wonderful attractions including Taipei Zoo, Maokong Tea Plantation and Taipei downtown. It’s perfect for parent-child tours because the coaches are decorated with cartoon stickers. As the climate getting colder and colder in late November, you could soak in hot springs. Beitou Hot Spring is probably the best place to enjoy the thermal waters in Taipei.
 1. You are suggested to prepare some emergency medicines beforehand, such as the cold medication and anti-mosquito ones.
2. It’s getting dry, so stay hydrated is necessary.