[Anchor]
Heavy rain is expected today, mainly in the central regions, and monsoon rain will continue throughout this week. For more details on the weather, we connect to the weather center.
Weathercaster Ahn Su-jin.
[Weathercaster]
Strong and heavy rain is expected in the central regions today.
Currently, rain clouds are concentrated over the central parts of the country.
Heavy rain warnings have been issued for parts of the Seoul metropolitan area and South Chungcheong Province, where intense red rain clouds have developed.
Rain will fall in various parts of the country today.
Looking at the expected precipitation, 10 to a maximum of 60mm of rain is forecast for the central regions and northern North Gyeongsang Province, while 5 to 40mm is expected in the southern regions.
In the Seoul metropolitan area, heavy rain of around 20 to 30mm per hour may occur until this afternoon, and in northern North Gyeongsang Province, from late afternoon to night.
Please take necessary precautions to prevent any rain-related damage.
Heat wave advisories have been further expanded, mainly in the southern regions.
In the southern regions, the rain will often be in a lull today, and sweltering heat will occur.
In areas under the advisory, the perceived temperature will rise to 35°C (95°F), while the daytime temperature in Seoul will remain at 27°C (81°F), not feeling significantly hot.
The monsoon rain will continue for a long time for the time being.
While there may be lulls when the monsoon rain falls, localized torrential downpours may occur, so please take thorough precautions to prevent rain damage.
This has been the weather report from the weather center.
(Weathercaster Ahn Su-jin)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
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