Following the autumn rain, cold air moving down from the north has brought a sharp drop in temperatures.
This morning, October 14, morning temperatures plummeted below 10°C (50°F) in Seoul and various other regions.
Temperatures are expected to recover to around seasonal averages during the day.
However, the daily temperature range between morning and afternoon will be wide at over 10°C.
Please take good care of your health.
Let us take a closer look at daytime temperatures by region.
Today, Daejeon is expected to reach a daytime high of 20°C (68°F), while Daegu and Busan are forecast at 21°C (70°F).
Skies will be clear nationwide.
Strong winds are expected to blow in various places.
Please take precautions to manage facilities properly.
High wave advisories have been issued mainly for some parts of the seas.
Waves will run high and strong winds will blow today.
In the far open waters of the East Sea, waves will run high, reaching a maximum of over 5 meters.
Vessels navigating or operating in these areas need to exercise special caution.
Tomorrow morning, frost is expected or ice may form in some inland areas.
Light rain will fall in the northern inland areas of Gyeonggi and northern YOUNGSEO.
[Weather Forecaster Ahn Soojin]
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Sharp Chill After Autumn Rain, Strong Winds in Many Areas
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