'Extreme Heat' Eases... Heatwave Advisories Around 33°C Still in Effect

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The extreme heat that was nearing 40°C has subsided somewhat. However, this does not mean the heatwaves are over. Let's connect to the weather center to find out how the weather will pan out this week.

Weathercaster Ahn Soojin.

[Weathercaster]

The extreme heat has eased a bit, making it feel almost refreshing.

This is because the hot and dry air mass that had been positioned over the Korean Peninsula has temporarily retreated.

However, that does not mean the heatwave is over.

Although many heatwave advisories have been lifted, heatwave warnings and advisories are still in effect, particularly centered around western regions and the inland areas of Yeongnam.

Today, the daytime perceived temperature in Seoul will rise to 33°C (91°F), and Jeonju to 35°C (95°F).

Meanwhile, the East Coast region, affected easterly winds, will see Yangyang's daytime temperature hover at 28°C (82°F).

For the time being, scorching heat with perceived temperatures above 33°C (91°F) will persist mainly in western regions.

You will need to take good care of your health.

Meanwhile, under the influence of Typhoon Dolphin heading toward China, strong winds will blow into the Jeju region.

Waves will run high in the seas.

Vessels navigating or operating out at sea need to exercise special caution.

Strong swell waves will continuously roll in, mainly around coastal areas for the time being.

Those going swimming in the water should stay alert for safety accidents.

Heading into the middle and latter parts of the week, rainy days will become frequent in the East Coast region.

[Weathercaster Ahn Soojin]
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