Taipei Weather in July

July is the hottest month of the year in Taipei. The hot Taipei July weather is so unbearable that it is not suitable for outdoor sightseeing. When going outside, use parasols or sunscreen cream. The daytime temperature in Taipei in July generally is between 32 to 38 ℃ (89.6 - 98.6 ℉), with 6-hour daily sunshine. The intense humid nature of Taipei weather in July makes people feel even hotter. In the evening after the sun sets, the city still emits the heat that absorbed during the day, resulting the avg. temperature of 27 ℃ (80.6 ℉).

The rainfall decreases in July and you would get fewer days of rain than preceding months. In July, after downpours, there are bright and sunny periods in Taipei with clear skies and fresh air.
  Wear above-knee-length breathable pants, short skirt and thin T-shirts. When going outside, remember not to wear the clothing in dark color because they’ll absorb more heat; and you’d better wear sun protective clothes to avoid getting sunburned. Due to the sticky July weather in Taipei, a towel should come handy. In addition, sunhat, parasol and sunglasses are necessities to cope with the Taipei in July weather.
 
 July is a good month to visit the beaches around Taipei or swim in the warm seawaters. Qianshui Bay, White Sand Bay and Fulong Beach are the most well-known destinations for enjoying water sports.

Longdong Bay is popular among outdoor activity lovers, famous for rock climbing, snorkeling and awesome cliff diving. Located in the suburban area by sea, it is cooler than the downtown. Also you can head to outdoor waterparks in Taipei like Taipei Water Park and Road Castle to have fun.

After the sun sets, the temperature drops somehow, perfect for exploring Taipei’s delicate snacks in distinctive night markets, including Shilin, Raohe and Ningxia Night Markets. Besides, climbing up to the Taipei 101 observatory to enjoy the beautiful night views of the whole city can be a life-long memory.
 1. The typhoon sometimes hits Taipei in July. Please check the July Taipei weather forecast before planning your itinerary and avoid the typhoon days.

2. To avoid getting heatstroke or dehydrated, you should drink tons of water and take regular breaks from the sun. If possible, try to go outdoor sightseeing in the morning or evening and stay indoor in the midday.