Typhoon Champi Brings Heavy Rain to Jeju, Up to 120mm Expected Through Tomorrow

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Typhoon Champi is approaching Jeju, bringing rain mainly to the southern regions. For more details on the weather, let's connect to the weather center.

Weather caster Ahn Su-jin?

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Typhoon Champi is currently located in the waters south of Jeju.

It is expected to change direction toward Kagoshima, Japan, before weakening into a tropical depression.

Due to its indirect influence, rain is currently falling mainly across the southern regions and Jeju.

A heavy rain advisory has been issued for the mountainous areas of Jeju, and high waves are expected, particularly in offshore waters.

A typhoon warning is in effect for the distant waters of Jeju.

Vessels navigating or operating in these areas need to exercise extreme caution.

The rain will mostly stop between the early hours and morning of tomorrow (Monday, October 26).

Looking at the expected precipitation, 5 to 20 mm of rain is forecast for the eastern coast of Gangwon and inland Gyeongbuk; 5 to up to 30 mm for the eastern coast of Gyeongbuk and inland Gyeongnam; 10 to up to 50 mm for the southern coast of Gyeongnam; and 5 to up to 40 mm for South Jeolla Province.

Heavy downpours of over 120 mm are expected in the mountainous areas of Jeju, while 30 to up to 80 mm of rain will fall across other parts of Jeju.

Strong winds will also sweep across the entire country starting tonight.

Tomorrow morning will start with lows of 15°C (59°F) in Seoul and 14°C (57°F) in Daejeon.

Daytime highs are expected to be slightly above average, reaching 21°C (70°F) in Seoul and 22°C (72°F) in Daegu.

On Wednesday, morning temperatures in Seoul are forecast to plummet to 2°C (36°F), marking the coldest day so far this autumn.

(Weather Caster Ahn Su-jin)
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