Typhoon Chan-hom Dissipates; Showers Forecast for Chungcheong and Southern Regions

Although the sun was hot today, the air felt cool due to the influence of a cold and dry northeasterly wind.

Meanwhile, Typhoon Chan-hom, which made landfall in Japan yesterday, has dissipated, leaving behind only these gray water vapor clouds.

Affected by these rain clouds, rain is currently falling in the Gangwon east coast region.

Overnight, as a low-pressure system moves closer to the East Sea, the rain clouds will expand to the coast of Gyeongsangnam-do.

The rain is expected to continue until the day after tomorrow.

Looking at the expected rainfall amounts, 10 to 50 mm is forecast for the east coast region, and much-needed rain of 10 to 40 mm is forecasted for tomorrow in the drought-stricken coast of Gyeongsangnam-do.

Meanwhile, as hot and humid water vapor flows into the lower atmosphere, the atmosphere will become unstable, bringing forecasts of showers to the inland areas of Chungcheong and southern regions tomorrow, with expected amounts ranging from 5 to 40 mm.

Tomorrow, skies nationwide will be mostly clear, with only the east coast remaining cloudy.

Strong swells will wash ashore along the east coast, south coast, and Jeju coast, so special caution is required regarding safety accidents in coastal areas during the vacation season.

You will not need to worry much about the heat tonight either.

However, tomorrow daytime temperatures will rise significantly, reaching 33°C (91°F) in Seoul, and 34°C (93°F) in Daegu and Gwangju.

Showers are forecast in various inland areas including the Seoul metropolitan area the day after tomorrow and two days from now, and rain is expected in Jeju on Saturday, Liberation Day, and nationwide from Sunday night through Monday, which is a substitute holiday.

[Weather Forecaster Nam Yu-jin]
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.