Jeju Sees Rain Until Afternoon; Temperatures Set to Plummet Starting Tomorrow with Seoul Reaching 2°C the Day After Tomorrow

Typhoon Champi, the latest on record, weakened into an extratropical cyclone and dissipated early this morning (October 26).

Currently, skies nationwide are filled with clouds.

Light raindrops are falling in some parts of Gangwon and Jeju.

Jeju is expected to see around 5 mm of additional rain until this afternoon before it stops.

People in the Seoul metropolitan area, inland and mountainous areas of Gangwon, North Gyeongsang, South Gyeongsang, and South Jeolla should keep in mind that light raindrops may fall at times.

Waves will run high, centered around seas under high sea warnings.

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

Starting tomorrow afternoon, cold air from the northwest will move down, causing temperatures to drop sharply.

In particular, Wednesday morning's low in Seoul is forecast to plummet to 2°C, marking the coldest morning this autumn.

You will need to take good care of your health amidst the drastic temperature changes.

Let us take a look at today's daytime highs by region.

Seoul's daytime high will reach 20°C, Daejeon 23°C, and Daegu 22°C, hovering above average levels.

Autumn rain is forecast for the central-west regions on Thursday, and expanding to the Honam and Jeju regions by Friday.

(Weather Forecaster Ahn Su-jin)
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