Today (Nov. 2), the first Monday of November, started out chilly with morning temperatures in Seoul dropping to 7.4°C (45°F).
Afternoon temperatures are expected to reach 15°C (59°F), which is around the seasonal average.
However, as cold air moves in from the northwest starting tonight, tomorrow morning's temperature in Seoul will drop to 3°C (37°F), bringing a brief spell of cold weather.
Fortunately, the cold will not linger long.
Temperatures will rise above average starting from the afternoon.
Due to the influence of the yellow dust that originated the day before yesterday, dust concentrations may temporarily rise in the Honam and Jeju regions around noon today.
Yesterday, rain fell in various places under the influence of a trough.
Today, under the influence of a high-pressure system moving from the West Sea to the east, the skies will be clear.
Dense fog formed in some inland areas this morning, but it has now cleared completely.
The skies are clear.
Let us take a closer look at the daytime temperatures by region.
Seoul will see a daytime high of 15°C (59°F), Daejeon 16°C (61°F), and Gwangju and Daegu up to 18°C (64°F).
Rain is forecast for Thursday, mainly in regions south of Chungcheong.
After the rain clouds pass, the weather will turn sharply colder.
(Weather Forecaster Ahn Su-jin)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
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