Rain Nationwide on Sunday; Mind the Large Temperature Gap

Today (October 30), relatively mild southwesterly winds blew, noticeably easing the chill.

Skies nationwide were also mostly clear.

However, as a trough passes to the north during the night, light rain is expected mainly in the central regions.

The rain will completely stop by early tomorrow morning. Tomorrow, Saturday, we will be under the influence of a high pressure system approaching from the West Sea, bringing clear skies along with cold northwesterly winds that will turn things chilly once again.

While tomorrow will be clear like this, there is a forecast for rain nationwide the day after tomorrow.

Rain will fall in the southwestern part of Gyeonggi Province and the Chungcheong regions during the morning of the day after tomorrow, and in other southern regions in the afternoon, expanding to most parts of the country by night.

The expected amount of rainfall for the day after tomorrow ranges from a minimum of 5 mm to a maximum of up to 30 mm in South Jeolla Province and Jeju Island.

Until tomorrow morning, air quality will be somewhat murky nationwide, and dense fog will blanket the Chungcheong and southern inland areas.

Meanwhile, strong winds will blow in the Gangwon Yeongdong region until early morning, and with the atmosphere also being extremely dry, precautions against fires will be necessary.

Morning lows will be chilly at 8°C (46°F) in Seoul and 7°C (45°F) in Daegu, while daytime highs, such as 14°C (57°F) in Seoul, will drop by about 4°C compared to today, centered around the central regions.

The rain falling on Sunday will mostly stop by early Monday morning.

Until the middle of next week, late-autumn weather that is generally clear with large temperature differences between day and night will continue.

(Nam Yu-jin, Weather Forecaster)
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