Central Weather Administration's latest forecast for Taipei on April 7 projects daytime highs of 21–24°C under cloudy skies with occasional showers or thunderstorms, driving trader consensus toward outcomes clustered at 23–25°C, as cloud cover and precipitation suppress solar heating and limit convective warming. Recent weather fronts over the past 48 hours have introduced mid-level moisture and instability, cooling northern Taiwan after highs near 27°C today (April 5), consistent with April climatology where averages hover around 24°C but frontal passages often cap peaks below seasonal norms. Model runs show ensemble agreement on subdued temperatures before a sharp rebound post-April 8; watch CWA's next update tomorrow for refinements amid inherent short-range forecast uncertainty.