As southerly winds blow in, temperatures will remain higher than average through the weekend.
Starting with a current temperature of 16.3°C (61°F) in Seoul, highs are expected to reach 23°C (73°F) this afternoon and climb to 25°C (77°F) tomorrow.
Following rain across the country this Sunday, it is forecasted to turn chilly next week.
Looking at the expected rainfall for Sunday, heavy rain of up to 80 mm is forecasted, particularly centered around the central regions, so you will need to keep this in mind if you have weekend outdoor plans.
Meanwhile, a light drizzle of around 5 mm is expected in the northern parts of Gyeonggi Province and the central-northern inland areas of Gangwon Province until this morning.
Skies nationwide will be partly cloudy today.
Looking at current temperatures in detail, Chuncheon starts at 14.5°C (58°F), Daegu at 10.1°C (50°F), and Gwangju at 12.1°C (54°F), starting anywhere from 1°C to significantly around 10°C higher than yesterday morning.
This afternoon, temperatures will reach 22°C (72°F) in Chuncheon, 25°C (77°F) in Daegu, and 26°C (79°F) in Gwangju, with wide temperature gaps between day and night mainly across Chungcheong and southern regions today.
The rain will gradually stop starting from the central regions on Sunday night.
(Weathercaster Park Serim)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
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