Taiwan with Christy Teglo

Is it pretty warm there, yeah?

Yeah, so March and April are a really good time to go because when I was there, I got there about March 2nd and there was a little bit of rain a few days in Taipei, but Taipei does tend to get rainy and colder just based on where they're situated in the mountains, um, kind of the w- the way the mountains surround them.

But it was like 70s, 70 degrees.

A couple days it got up to 80s.

By the end of my trip, I left I think March 24th in the south.

The last probably five days it was pretty consistently in the 80s.

Now-

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they do have pretty high humidity.

Mm.

So even if it's in the 80s, it might feel more like low to mid-90s.

In the summertime, like I just pulled up this morning to see, okay, now we're getting, starting to get into summer.

You know, what's it like? And it's still only in the 70s, 80s, but the real feel temperature, you know, with the humidity, will be about 10 degrees warmer.

And it looks like the end of May they're gonna have a few days where it's in the 90s, and the, the real feel temperature will be over 100.

Summer will be pretty warm and humid.

Mm.

And winter is December through February.

It'll get cooler, but you know, not like cold like some of our US states.

Oh, okay.

I personally really liked it because it was such a, like you sa- it was like the Southern California almost temperature.

Um, a couple days it started to get a little humid and warmer, but it, it just always felt like a cool breeze.

You know, some days I was wearing pants.

Some days it was really windy, and if you went up more into the mountains, it got quite a bit colder.

But I, I personally don't like when it's scorching [laughs] heat and humidity.