Heavy Rains Up to 250mm in Jeju Mountains... Temperatures to Plummet After Rain Stops

[Anchor]

Strong rain is forecasted for Jeju and the southern regions this weekend due to Typhoon Champi. With strong winds and high waves also expected, please be cautious of safety accidents along coastal areas. Let's first connect to the weather center for detailed weather updates.

caster Lim Eun-jin, please go ahead.

[Weather Caster]

The 30th typhoon Champi will gradually head toward Japan.

However, due to the indirect impact of the typhoon, rain will continue in our country as well.

Currently, the typhoon's strength has weakened somewhat to category 3.

Looking at the current radar imagery, rain is falling in the southern regions and Jeju due to indirect effects, while heavy rain and strong wind advisories are in effect for Jeju.

Until the day after tomorrow (October 26), heavy rain of 80 to 150mm is expected in Jeju, with over 250mm in the mountainous areas of Jeju, and more than 100mm on the south coast.

These areas will see heavy downpours of 20 to 30mm per hour, and waves will run very high offshore.

The Seoul metropolitan area, where it will not rain, will have many clouds today.

Temperatures will be on an upward trend.

Currently, the temperature in Seoul indicates 15.3°C (60°F), and the daytime temperature will be 20°C (68°F) in Seoul, which is similar to average years.

Rain clouds will continue to affect the area due to the typhoon until Monday morning next week.

On Wednesday, Seoul's morning temperature is expected to drop to 2°C (36°F), forecasting the coldest weather once again this autumn.

(Weather Caster Lim Eun-jin)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.