You will still need to dress warmly today (October 29).
Rain is also forecasted for the afternoon.
Rain will fall in the central regions in the afternoon, and the rain clouds will move to the southern regions by early the next morning.
The precipitation amount will not be large at 5 to 20 mm, but strong gusts of wind and lightning may accompany the rain along the central west coast.
Yesterday, Seoul's morning low dropped to 3.7°C, marking the lowest temperature this autumn.
Similar cold weather will continue today. Temperatures will rise to normal levels by Friday, but will drop again over the weekend, keeping it colder than usual for the time being.
You will need to pay attention to staying warm.
Skies will gradually turn cloudy starting this morning.
Looking closely at morning temperatures, some eastern inland areas, such as Chuncheon and Taebaek, may see temperatures drop below freezing at 0°C.
Daytime highs, such as 14°C in Seoul, will still remain lower than normal years.
Another round of rain is expected nationwide on Sunday.
In the southern regions and Jeju, the rain will continue until the morning of the following Monday.
(Weather Forecaster Nam Yu-jin)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
Warm Attire Needed Again Today; Rain Expected in Central Regions in the Afternoon
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