The study of meterological and climatic responses to solar variations has been of Interest since the recongnition of the sunspot cycle in the early 1800’s. Many people have suggested in the past that the weather is influenced by the 11 and 22 year sunspot cycles. In this report, the temperature and rainfall data obtained at 7 sites in Taiwan from 1897 to 1967 were used to investigate the possible relationships between the weather and sunspot cycles in Taiwan. No statistically significant connection between the weather and sunspot cycles was found.