Late Summer Heat Persists... Rain to Hit Parts of the Country Starting Tonight

Yesterday (October 11) saw many regions record their highest mid-October temperatures on record.

Today, the daytime high in Seoul is expected to climb up to 29°C (84°F), with the late summer heat continuing.

Rain that will usher in colder weather is forecast to start tonight.

Rain is currently intermittent in the Jeju region.

A heavy rain advisory has been issued for mountainous areas where rain clouds have strongly developed.

Rain clouds will expand to parts of the country, including Seoul, starting late tonight, and the precipitation will continue until tomorrow afternoon before stopping.

Expected rainfall ranges from a minimum of 5 mm to a maximum of 50 mm, with up to 70 mm expected in mountainous areas of Jeju. When it rains, it will be accompanied by gusty winds, thunder, and lightning.

Between this afternoon and evening, sporadic showers may pour mainly in the inland areas of the central region.

Behind the rain clouds, cold air will move in and strong winds will blow, turning the weather chilly.

You will need to take good care of your health amid the sudden temperature changes.

(Weathercaster Ahn Su-jin)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.