You will need to mind the wide temperature ranges today (November 4).
Seoul started this morning with temperatures in the single digits.
However, daytime highs are expected to exceed seasonal averages, leading to a significant temperature gap between morning and day.
Let us take a closer look at today's daytime temperatures by region.
Seoul's daytime high will reach 17°C, while Busan will climb to 19°C.
The weather will turn sharply colder starting Friday.
On Friday, Seoul's daytime temperature will plummet into the single digits.
On Saturday, which marks Ipdong (the beginning of winter), Seoul will experience its first sub-zero cold spell.
You must prepare thoroughly for the cold.
While skies nationwide will be mostly cloudy today, rain will begin in Jeju and the southern coast of Jeollanam-do in the afternoon, expanding to the Honam region by night.
Tomorrow, rain is forecasted nationwide.
Expected precipitation ranges from a minimum of 5 mm to a maximum of 60 mm, and the rain clouds will not linger long.
Most of the rain will stop by the afternoon.
As the weather turns sharply colder from the latter half of the week, please take good care of your health.
(Weathercaster Ahn Su-jin)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
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