Recent forecasts from Taiwan's Central Weather Administration and global models indicate partly to mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers or thunderstorms overnight into September 1, producing a market-implied low clustered around 26–28 °C. High humidity near 80 % and light easterly winds limit radiative cooling, while urban heat retention in the Taipei basin further moderates the overnight minimum. Model consensus shows only modest variability in cloud cover and precipitation timing, keeping probabilities tightly bunched; clearer breaks could allow a dip toward 25 °C, whereas persistent cloud or rain would favor 28 °C or higher. Updated model runs and the next CWA briefing remain the key near-term catalysts.