Taiwan – July 6, 2025 – The Central Weather Agency (CWA) has expanded the land alert for Light Typhoon Danas, warning of stronger winds and heavier rain beginning later today and continuing into tomorrow, July 7. Based on current forecasts, 11 counties and cities may meet the threshold to suspend work and classes, although final announcements will be made by local governments.
🌬️ Typhoon Path and Intensifying Conditions
According to the CWA’s latest bulletin, Typhoon Danas is expected to pass between Penghu and the main island of Taiwan, with a possibility of making landfall. As the system moves closer, wind and rain are forecast to intensify significantly during the second half of today.
Residents across central and southern Taiwan are advised to prepare for worsening weather, including strong gusts, localized flooding, and potential landslides, especially in mountainous areas.
🛑 Suspension of Work and Classes in 11 Regions Possible
Weather projections indicate that the following areas may reach the criteria for typhoon-related suspension of work and classes on July 7:
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Final decisions will be issued by local county and city governments.
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The United Daily News continues to monitor and compile official announcements from local authorities to keep the public informed.
The CWA stressed that while it provides scientific forecasts and alerts, it is the responsibility of local governments to determine and declare typhoon holidays based on conditions in their respective areas.
📢 Stay Informed
The public is advised to:
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Monitor official updates from the Central Weather Agency, local government websites, and trusted news outlets.
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Prepare emergency supplies, secure outdoor items, and avoid unnecessary travel.
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Follow announcements regarding suspensions of work and school to ensure safety.
As Typhoon Danas moves closer to Taiwan, authorities continue to assess its trajectory and impact. Residents are urged to remain alert and take all necessary precautions to stay safe.
