Rain Concentrated in Southern Regions Due to Moisture Inflow; Rain Expected Nationwide on Saturday

Various weather systems and typhoons that can affect the weather are located around the Korean Peninsula.

Currently, the Tibetan High is positioned to the west, the North Pacific High to the east, and Typhoon Saudel is located in the middle.

Today (August 27), moisture is flowing into the southern regions between the typhoon and the North Pacific High, bringing rain centered mainly around the south.

Currently, a heavy rain advisory has been issued for Gimhae as strong rain of around 20 mm per hour has developed.

Today, South Jeolla Province, South Gyeongsang Province, and Jeju Island will see anywhere from 5 mm to as much as 60 mm of rain.

Shower clouds may develop in various inland areas.

When rain or showers fall, heavy rain may pour down locally in a short period of time, so thorough preparations should be made to prevent rain damage.

The intense heat will continue.

Today, Seoul's daytime high is expected to reach 32°C (90°F), and Busan is also forecasted at 32°C (90°F).

Due to high humidity, the perceived temperature will be 1 to 2 degrees Celsius higher than the actual temperature.

On Saturday, a low-pressure system will approach, bringing rain nationwide.

On Sunday, rain will fall in various parts of the country due to the influence of a stationary front.

(Weather Forecaster Ahn Su-jin)
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